The phrase "assistance given to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing help or support provided to someone or something.
Example: "The assistance given to the students during the exam was greatly appreciated."
Alternatives: "help provided to" or "support offered to".
People in private plans would get comprehensive drug benefits worth about twice as much as the assistance given to people in traditional Medicare.
The outpouring of gratitude for the assistance given to many emigres and the chance to build a good life was the stuff of a White House speechwriter's dreams.
The $30m pledge would more than double the $12m in assistance given to Congo last year linked to elections and stability assistance.
Take food stamps: assistance given to those in the wealthiest country in the world who are so poor they do not have enough to eat.
Solma said in an email: "We have not required a release of any kind for any counseling or assistance given to anyone".
A sale was required by European regulators as a condition of financial assistance given to ING's Dutch parent bank during the banking crisis.
The underlying moral reasoning here is that it is unjust to give assistance to countries which are, or can be, above the targeted threshold of health-opportunities without assistance before sufficient assistance is given to others which have not yet reached, and cannot reach, the same threshold without extra assistance by virtue of their more constrained resource capacities.
"He asked that every possible assistance be given to any British people caught up in the disaster".
"If assistance is given to us, there is no doubt that we can defeat the Taliban and also catch bin Laden," he said.
And who knows what other tax breaks and financial assistance are given to the various companies that support automotive and air transportation.
