The phrase "assist to inform" is not correct in standard written English.
A more appropriate phrase would be "assist in informing."
Example: "We aim to assist in informing the public about the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "help to inform" or "aid in informing."
This paper seeks to show how empirically derived evidence can assist to inform policy development in this area.
If successful, the action research model augmented by a realist evaluation approach for the process evaluation will assist to inform randomised controlled trials to be implemented in similar service networks in other Australian jurisdictions and possibly other similar settings.
Understanding these aspects of the Social Firm model from the perspective of both those with mental health problems and managers of Social Firms may assist to inform future development of the sector and expansion of employment initiatives across the UK.
This work will help to inform and assist researchers undertaking or planning similar studies in Indigenous and developing populations.
This finding will help to inform patients and relatives, assist clinicians in managing their individual patients appropriately, and inform policy makers on timing of interventions with implications on resource allocation.
Should the S8 wander from its line, there's a lane assist system to inform the driver that corrective action is needed.
Despite the principal function of these systems being to assist the consumer (to inform, clarify and facilitate choice and purchase), they frequently have the opposite effect.
As results become available, the usual precautions should be taken when returning individual results to clarify clinical significance and to offer genetic or clinical support and counseling to help explain the findings, and to assist with the decision to inform or not inform relatives.
This article describes the new MyPreemie app for iPhone and iPad, designed to inform, assist, empower, and support parents of premature babies in the NICU and afterwards.
The group, which included First Deputy Mayor Patricia E. Harris; the City Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn; and the public advocate, Betsy Gotbaum, announced a public awareness campaign, assisted by Macy's, to inform women about how and when to schedule exams.
9 10 The recommendations are intended to assist and inform rheumatologists, patients, hospital managers, representatives of social security agencies, regulatory authorities and government officials.
