The phrase "assist group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group that provides help or support in a specific context or task.
Example: "The assist group was formed to help new employees acclimate to the company culture."
Alternatives: "support team" or "helping group".
Over the years many practices have been developed to assist groups in developing resilience, from "appreciative inquiry" which accentuates the positive, to Otto Scharmer's "U Theory".
"This is a very dark day in the history of the human rights struggle to assist groups overseas that are being oppressed," he said.
The film's proceeds, he said, will help pay off its $140,000 cost and assist groups working with firefighters psychologically scarred by the twin towers' destruction, in which 343 colleagues died.
University Event Management (UEM) has a full-time Manager of Technical Services who is available to assist groups and individuals in fulfilling technical needs of an event in Lerner Hall or other campus buildings.
We performed hierarchical clustering using composition ratios and specialization coefficients from the comparison with geological and geomorphological maps and used percentages of landslide masses to assist grouping.
It aided grassroots level campaigns in states with data analytics and related digital expertise to assist groups like Utah Decides Healthcare in Utah and Insure the Good Life in Nebraska.
According to Lowe, "the NASA programs are an insightful way to encourage and assist groups underrepresented in the science, mathematics, engineering, and technology fields".
This allows the community to access resources and support in order to develop evacuation plans, protect resources such as water and assist groups such as the elderly or disabled.
Consulting firms like FSG and Deloitte/Monitor have set up entire practice units to assist groups in pulling together such collaborations.
