The phrase "assistance started" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the beginning of help or support being provided in a particular context.
Example: "Once the project was underway, assistance started pouring in from various departments."
Alternatives: "help commenced" or "support initiated".
He decided to go back to school when his public assistance started to run out.
The mutual assistance started during the crisis when the Sage of Omaha stepped in with a $5 billion rescue investment in 2008 that provided him with a healthy 10 percent yield on Goldman preferred shares.
Asked if it would have been better to do the training earlier, Davis said that technical assistance started within days of the shooting and that his office was engaged in a long-term effort to achieve a cultural shift in the local departments and to "achieve commitments to systemic changes".
Assisting flood victims As the downpours eased and the scale of the disaster emerged, emergency assistance started to reach many of the 5.4 million affected by the floods.
As the downpours eased and the scale of the disaster emerged, emergency assistance started to reach many of the 5.4 million affected by the floods.
Users who've downloaded the smart assistant on iOS will be able to ask the app for assistance starting today.
The true peace dividend will be felt only when the $4.5 billion-worth of promised foreign assistance starts to flow.
"The best way is to reach into poor communities and provide assistance starting at the mid-elementary years at the latest," Shinn says.
Williams said the company offered Jefferson seven "offers of assistance" starting the month she stopped paying, which would have been before she hired an attorney.
O'Brien was blunt about the lack of assistance "Starting Point" had received from CNN. "We did not get a lot of promotion.
I'll be receiving fuel assistance starting this month but I don't know what day or how much and I'm on auto payment for a refill.
