The phrase "assist intelligence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to helping or supporting intelligence, whether human or artificial.
Example: "Our goal is to assist intelligence in making better decisions through data analysis."
Alternatives: "support intelligence" or "aid intelligence".
At issue is a contract for the next phase of the Army's version of a U.S. military data-collecting and visualization system that assists intelligence-gathering and field operations.
China's companies are deeply intertwined with the state, particularly under a 2018 national intelligence law that requires companies to support and assist national intelligence, Wessel said.
American intelligence officials also want more support, calculating that a stronger military presence would assist their intelligence efforts against extremist groups in Afghanistan and neighboring Pakistan.
Mr. Yang pushed back against Mr. Pence, who had left the auditorium before the Communist Party leader spoke, declaring that "China doesn't require companies to install a backdoor or to collect intelligence". But he never addressed the new Chinese law that would require companies like Huawei to assist Chinese intelligence agencies in any investigations.
Gen. Geoffrey Miller, who was sent by Mr. Rumsfeld to assist military intelligence interrogators.
The Department of Defense recently borrowed seventeen computer-literate Arabic speakers from the N.Y.P.D. to assist its intelligence arm.
Another 1972 document reveals an agreement with the K.G.B. to assist Bulgarian intelligence agents in "extreme operations" like assassinations, kidnappings and sabotage.
The paper discusses how advanced document analysis techniques were used to assists intelligence analysts to manage, analyse and assimilate large volumes of electronic documents.
Don't we? Assisted Intelligence, Augmented Intelligence - we all have our favorites and they don't usually include 'artificial'artificial
