The phrase "assistance arm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a support or aid mechanism, often in a context related to organizations or programs that provide help.
Example: "The organization has established an assistance arm to help those in need during the crisis."
Alternatives: "support branch" or "aid division".
Hertz's breakdown assistance arm sent a tow truck 90 minutes later.
Others who have been abducted in Raqqah include the head of the newly formed provincial governing council, a top official with the humanitarian assistance arm of the main Syrian Opposition Coalition and the local commander who led the capture of Raqqah from government forces in March.
A 61-year-old father of two, he was detained last December while traveling in Cuba as part of a semi-covert program of the United States Agency for International Development, the foreign assistance arm of the State Department, aimed at undermining the Cuban government.
For example, Taiwan has maintained a working relationship with the Development Assistance Committee DACC), the foreign direct assistance arm of the OECD.
NAC plus food assistance: Participants in the NAC plus food assistance arm receive the standard of care services plus the opportunity to receive a monthly food basket for up to 6 consecutive months, conditional on attending their scheduled visits with their HIV care provider, which are typically monthly.
The United States has supplied substantial military assistance (arms, training or both) to 22 of 26 countries identified as using child soldiers since 2001.
The official declined to elaborate on the possible options, but typically the Pentagon — which, as a matter of course, reviews options when conflicts around the world arise — would consider everything, including humanitarian assistance, arming rebels, covert action, airstrikes, deploying ground troops or doing nothing.
Participants in the food or cash assistance arms of the study are eligible to receive transfers for up to the first 6 consecutive months of the study, conditional on attending their scheduled visit with their HIV care provider.
The suggestions were part of a five-page tip sheet published by the Coast Guard Support Program, an employee-assistance arm of the service often known as CG SUPRT.
4) Patient and Staff Humanitarian Assistance: This arm was responsible for assessing and responding to the socio-economic needs of the distressed patients and staff.
Standing balance was calculated as the sum of the durations that each of three positions (feet together, semitandem stance, and tandem stance) could be held without assistance or arm support, with a maximum of 10 seconds for each stance.
