The phrase "assistance more" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear in what context it could be used, as it lacks grammatical structure and clarity.
Example: "We need assistance more than ever during this crisis." (Note: This is a corrected version for clarity.)
Alternatives: "more assistance" or "additional help".
Nearly 167,000 refugee children have received psychosocial assistance; more than 118,000 children have been assisted to continue receiving an education; and more than 222,000 people have been provided with safe water supplies.
Fecundity has become a growing problem for many couples trying to conceive a child, and although not all couples choose to seek medical assistance, more than 10% of the childbearing population has resorted to assisted reproductive technology (ART) to conceive.
* Of the 21 million needy people seeking emergency food assistance, more than 8 million are children.
Without U.S. aid, the Pakistani military will need drone assistance more than ever.
Expect early seam assistance, more pace than Abu Dhabi and spin to dominate later in match.
He falsely declared he was a Somali citizen to obtain political refugee status and economic assistance more easily".
Assistance more than tripled to $877,000 in 2001 as political parties reorganized to counter the president.
The support of volunteers such as Whitfield, who is trying get him legal assistance more swiftly, has helped to lift his morale.
Today it provides financial assistance -- more than $1.3 million raised annually through donations -- to 1,600 rescuers in need in 28 countries, including the United States.
Additionally, he blames the Bush administration and its allies for "the continued failure... to make good on the pledges of massive reconstruction assistance -- more than $4 billion pledged but undelivered".
It has sought commitments in three areas: additional humanitarian assistance, more resettlement places, and a focus on jobs and education.
