The phrase "assistance picking" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to help or support in selecting or choosing something, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I need assistance picking the right software for our project."
Alternatives: "help selecting" or "support in choosing".
A vessel responding to a request for emergency assistance picked them up.
In recent weeks, negotiations over the assistance picked up pace, and the administration decided to provide $450 million instead, including $190 million immediately, because the country's economic crisis has become acute, with an estimated budget shortfall of $12 billion.
Hold doors, help pick things up, and offer assistance to anyone who needs it.
It is about the Howard Hughes will, known as the Mormon will, in which Hughes left a large sum of money to Melvin Dumme, who supposedly came to his assistance and picked him up on a lonely highway one night.
Prince George came to his assistance; he picked up the weight and threw it a considerable distance with ease, to the delight of the crowd.
Studies of young children show that babies are innately sociable and helpful to others, Michael Tomasello writes in his book, "Why We Cooperate". For example, "when infants 18 months old see an unrelated adult whose hands are full and who needs assistance opening a door or picking up a dropped clothespin, they will immediately help". Read article.
The state and federal Medicaid programs and children's assistance programs have picked up some of the burden by enrolling the poorest of the uninsured.
The prize, handed out since 2013 by the Students' and Academics' International Assistance Fund (SAIH), picks out the videos that not only unfairly represent those portrayed in the campaign, but may also hinder long-term development.
Faith in Action volunteers help those in need by providing non-medical assistance with tasks such as picking up a few groceries or running errands, providing a ride to the doctor, friendly visiting (talking and listening,) reading, or helping to pay bills.
