The phrase "assistance online" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to help or support that is provided through the internet or digital platforms.
Example: "For any technical issues, please reach out to our customer service for assistance online."
Alternatives: "online support" or "digital assistance".
It provides simple personal loans, has a mobile app for iPhones and charges no fees for assistance — online, in a branch or by telephone.
Indeed, some banks had as many as 54 possible fees, for such things as depositing large amounts in coins, asking for staff assistance, online transfers and so on.
At Davidson, the findings from the project encouraged the school to begin a pilot project with Therapy Assistance Online counseling, said Dr. Shandley, the dean of students.
The Pew Charitable Trust recently found that banks had a staggering array of fees — as many as 54 — for such things as asking for customer assistance, online transfers or depositing large amounts in coins.
The telephone help line here does not handle inquiries about unemployment benefits, which are managed by another agency (also overwhelmed), and because most Floridians now apply for public assistance online, the calls here are typically follow-up questions.
Between now and 2012, the UK will switch, region by region, from analogue to digital, a more flexible, higher quality type of transmission which also provides greater interactivity, services for the blind and the potential to perform tasks such as claiming benefits or seeking medical assistance online.
The University of Wisconsin at Madison provides advising, admissions, registration, bookstore and technical assistance to online students via the Web, e-mail, fax and telephone.
OMLN, which launched in November 2009 with funding from the Knight Foundation, is a referral network for lawyers and law school clinics that wish to offer legal assistance to online journalists and other digital media creators.
OMLN, which launched in November 2009, is a referral network for lawyers and law school clinics that wish to offer legal assistance to online journalists and other digital media creators.
With today's public launch, OMLN is accepting applications for legal assistance from online publishers and media creators who meet the network's criteria of viability, adherence to journalistic standards, innovation, independence, original reporting, and public interest.
Ellevest provides assistance with online investing, retirement, and private wealth strategies.
