The phrase "assist trying" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of helping someone in their efforts, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "I am here to assist trying to solve the problem, but I need more information."
Alternatives: "help with" or "support in".
"Obviously we tried to assist, trying to get the tree off, but it was impossible," he said.
Mark Joseph, who was passing by before the emergency services arrived, said: "We tried to assist, trying to get the tree off, but it was impossible".
"The way we play it is while you were attending the academy, you heard about the case and suggested Massachusetts could assist, try this new DNA analysis, help them out......
Kidd finished with his eighth triple-double of the season -- 30 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists, trying to make up for the absence of Lucious Harris, his backup.
If ever there was a man who did not deserve to be on the losing side it was the South Sydney Rabbitohs player - 18 runs, 206 metres, 29 tackles, three offloads, one line break, one try assist, one try.
Hughes said a "mischievous" business of online reputation management had emerged since the judgment, offering to assist people trying to request removal of information online.
Nassan added that a humanitarian corridor was necessary to supply the city and assist those trying to rebuild it over the coming months.
Angola, Namibia and Zimbabwe have sent troops to protect the government of Laurent Kabila, while Burundi, Rwanda and Uganda have sent soldiers to assist rebels trying to overthrow him.
PRESIDENT BUSH predicted last August that a new plan introduced by the administration to assist borrowers trying to cope with adjustable-rate mortgages would help tens of thousands of people.
Facebook says its already driving plenty of traffic and the App Center could further assist developers trying to gain traction.
The government says that its Help to Buy scheme will assist people trying to get on the housing ladder who can afford mortgage repayments but are struggling to raise a deposit.
