The phrase "assist in solving a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when offering help or support in addressing a problem or challenge.
Example: "Our team is here to assist in solving a complex issue that has arisen in the project."
Alternatives: "help with resolving a" or "aid in addressing a".
KirBac's may assist in solving the three-dimensional structure of a member of the Kir family since bacterial membrane proteins are more easily expressed in the quantities necessary for crystallography.
This activity was appreciated by the health workers: "Board members do advise and assist in solving the health facility problems, for example, we had a critical shortage of staff, when we took the matter to the board meeting, the board made a follow –up with the DMO and some staffs were seconded to work in our hospital" (Hospital administrator; PBF project staff).
Hydrogen production, based on the photocatalytic water splitting driven by sunlight, is able to directly convert solar energy into a usable or storable energy resource, which is considered to be an ideal alternative energy source to assist in solving the energy crisis and environmental pollution.
Examples include using a distributed network of video game players to assist in solving protein folding problems (Markoff 2010), and leveraging Amazon's Mechanical Turk crowdsourcing marketplace platform to assist with large scale data processing and coding functions that cannot be automated (Conley & Tosti-Kharas 2010; Chen et al. 2011).
When they say, as they did in their press release, that their agreement is "an early experiment in using technology to assist in solving the problems of piracy," they are half right.
Even as universities, both public and private, face unanticipated financial constraints, the president has called on them to assist in solving problems from health care delivery to climate change to economic recovery.
Cloud Computing may assist in solving some of the management challenges of healthcare organisations in Saudi Arabia.
Previous work provides insights into how analogies assist in solving problems in engineering design and architecture.
Here, the doctor-in-the-loop can help, where human expertise and long-term experience can assist in solving problems which otherwise would remain NP-hard.
This research takes Dynamic Voltage Restorer (DVR) device as a case from electrical engineering domain, to demonstrate the proposed TRIZ based guidance framework development which will assist in solving problems of DVR devices.
