The phrase "assist operations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is helping or supporting operational activities within an organization or project.
Example: "The new software is designed to assist operations by streamlining communication between departments."
Alternatives: "support operations" or "aid operations".
In addition, the developed pilot simulation tool can assist operations managers in capturing the operational needs of facilities and assessing the performance of IAV systems while considering sustainability parameters.
Interactive tools supporting decision-making and general problem-solving processes have long being developed to assist operations but not in optimization problem solving.
The US military would also be setting up two "advise and assist operations centres" outside Baghdad and the northern city of Irbil, the statement added.
Commenting on the ground deployment of coalition soldiers seen near the battle front, Baghdad-based spokesman for then coalition, US Army Colonel Steve Warren, said: "US and coalition forces are conducting advise and assist operations to help Kurdish Peshmerga forces".
The report gives the clearest indication to date of America's most pressing military conflicts under Trump, largely detailing an uptick in direct and indirect combat, as well as "advise and assist" operations across all regions.
In other words, the spacecraft needed to be operated safely for the gravity assist operation, and the LIDAR FOV axis needed to be pointed toward the Earth while enough electrical power was available.
Initially, the experimental periods were determined based on spacecraft attitude constraints before and after the gravity assist operation.
Such experiments were conducted, while the spacecraft was near the Earth before and after the gravity assist operation.
We carried out the experiments between the ground-based SLR stations and LIDAR when the spacecraft was near the Earth, before and after the gravity assist operation.
Trudeau reiterated that the mission would be an "advise and assist" operation, repeating that it would remain to be a "non-combat mission".
In May, for instance, Navy SEALs were engaged in an "advise and assist operation" alongside members of Somalia's army and came under attack.
