The phrase "assistance put" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you are trying to use it in, as it does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The assistance put forth by the team was invaluable during the project."
Alternatives: "help provided" or "support offered".
The World Food Program, which had hoped to reduce assistance, put out an appeal to donor countries in September to help Afghanistan through the winter until the harvest of 2005.
But Aruns, the son of Porsena, learning of the affair, came with all speed to their assistance, put their enemies to flight, and rescued the Romans.
If you have an insufficient cast or if you require professional assistance, put an ad in your local newspaper.
A struggle followed between Quarrier and two hotel employees and police went to their assistance, putting Quarrier, who was still struggling, out of the hotel.
Together with a maximum of $400 in housing aid, the assistance puts the family at less than 75percentt of the federal poverty level, according to an analysis by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities in Washington.
He floated the idea of designating state mechanisms "critical infrastructure," a label that would have entitled states to receive priority in federal cybersecurity assistance, putting them on a par with U.S. defense contractors and financial networks.
In an interview, she said the reductions might result in 200,000 low-income people no longer receiving rental assistance, putting them at risk of losing the roofs over their heads.
Unlike last week's strikers, who were nearly all members of the union-backed worker organization OUR Walmart, the Oklahomans had no outside assistance putting together their action.
Even as Barack Obama tours the country to promote his middle-class economic plan, American families increasingly need public assistance to help put food on the table.
When Ed learned who it was that was in need of his assistance he put aside his plans and came back to Atlanta to assist Keshia with her project.
Its humanitarian assistance, to put it politely, is less than generous.
