The phrase "assist further understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ways to help someone gain a deeper comprehension of a topic or concept.
Example: "The additional resources provided in the course will assist further understanding of the subject matter."
Alternatives: "aid in deeper comprehension" or "facilitate better understanding."
In this regard, the written comments assist with further understanding the challenges involved.
Identification of such gene products could improve our understanding of host-pathogen interactions during anthrax, and could assist further development of appropriate therapeutic, diagnostic, or preventative measures for anthrax.
Future research may assist in further understanding the mechanisms associated with reducing stress in dogs in similar settings.
In addition, optimized geometries, LUMO, vertical electron attachment and energy components constituting E0 were discussed in detail to assist the further understanding for E0s.
With increasing computational power and continuously improving modeling algorithms, computational techniques can assist in further understanding transporter substrate interactions as well as, the optimization of transporter-directed drug design.
The results can assist in further understanding how SARS-CoV interacts with infected cells at late infection.
Appropriate models of pre-malignant lesions are now being developed, which will assist in further understanding of the mechanisms involved (Heppner and Wolman, 1999; Tanaka et al, 2006).
Studying ECM proteins and their differential expression was proposed to assist into further understanding the etiology of this enigmatic disease [ 82].
This should assist in further understanding why copper-enriched cells are sensitive to treatment with ligands that bind copper to form proteasome-inhibiting complexes.
Additional details about displacement, including whether displaced individuals originated within the current governorate or outside of the governorate would further assist in understanding migration trends and humanitarian assistance planning.
Supplementary data derived from interviews with patients, accompanying persons and health professionals would also further assist in understanding dementia diagnosis in the UKs shifting policy and health care climate.
