The phrase "assist public" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to helping or providing support to the general public, but it typically requires additional context or modification for clarity.
Example: "Our organization aims to assist the public in accessing essential services."
Alternatives: "help the public" or "support the public".
In a previous publication, we described how CDC teams that assist public health partners with TB outbreaks write standardized reports about field investigations, which include primary data collection and patient re-interviews (3 ).
Therefore, this method is efficient for the quantification of microRNA and may assist public health agencies for the control and prevention of certain diseases.
The Commissioner argued that it would assist public understanding of the tragedy for the concealed documents to be released.
We present a flight scheduling and fleet assignment optimization model that may assist public authorities to establish the level of service requirements for subsidized air transport networks.
The HVI seeks to assist public and private sector organizations develop specific projects which address the long term health and viability of the region.
An expert panel on which I serve has tried to assist public health scientists in Puerto Rico in evaluating any possible environmental contamination and its potential effect on the residents' health.
Several argued that the state should invest in the book business by assisting public libraries and removing the tax on books.
The "Saturday Night Live" star has recruited a few friends to raise money for a group that assists public housing residents.
With decades of experience in publishing and assessment and new capabilities in digital learning, Pearson has an important role to play in assisting public, private and other partners in improving outcomes.
While at Harvard he founded the Cambridge Partnership for Public Education, and worked to expand Harvard's role in assisting public schools, including the creation of a new program of fellowships for Cambridge and Boston teachers at the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
The first conference the Institute organized at Yale was held in this room in 1983 and addressed the role that colleges and universities can and must play in assisting public schools through various forms of collaboration.
