The phrase "assist in the effort" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to helping or contributing to a specific task or initiative.
Example: "We are looking for volunteers who can assist in the effort to clean up the local park this weekend."
Alternatives: "help with the initiative" or "support the cause".
Several veteran prosecutors and investigators have been temporarily sent to the nation's capital to assist in the effort.
"One major reason was to assist in the effort to become more than a commuter school," Selig said.
Eleven thousand people gathered in Prince William Sound to assist in the effort, and they fell into arguments over basic decisions.
After expensive forays into power generation in Europe and Australia, TXU has been retooling itself to focus more on its domestic operations; selling the gas unit will raise cash to assist in the effort.
To assist in the effort, Mattel executives teamed up with Lauren Parsekian and Molly Thompson, creators of the Kind Campaign, a grass-roots movement that offers an empowerment solution to bullying.
Along with the kibbitzers, the government has also brought in experts from around the world — including scores of scientists from the Los Alamos National Laboratory and other government labs — to assist in the effort to cap the well.
"The Texas National Guard is working closely with FEMA and federal troops to respond urgently to the growing needs of Texans who have fallen victim to Hurricane Harvey, and the activation of the entire Guard will assist in the efforts already underway".
Although the data obtained are not pathogen specific, the dataset can assist in the efforts to calculate the cost and disease burden of AGI in China.
Since then, teams of government workers have assisted in the effort, while the volunteers offer manual labor, repair skills and moral support.
According to the criminal complaint and related actions brought yesterday by the Securities and Exchange Commission, Mr. Trauger was assisted in the effort by Oliver Flanagan, a former Ernst & Young senior manager, and Michael Mullen, a former audit manager.
