The phrase "assistance therefore" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that assistance is a logical conclusion or result of a previous statement or argument.
Example: "The project has faced numerous challenges; assistance therefore is essential to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "help consequently" or "support as a result".
The other 23.6% had not sought medical assistance (therefore giving rise to a "patient delay" in the diagnosis).
My wife and I are working the business without any other assistance, therefore if I am called upon for military service, I shall be forced to close the business".
These two classes both cover conditions that pose an immediate threat to life and require immediate emergency medical assistance; therefore we decided to consider them as a single category.
Drug control and development assistance must therefore go hand in hand.
"He is actually offering further assistance; he therefore is much more than a 'conduit'conduit
The intelligent laser-welding architecture introduced in this work has the capacity to improve its performance without further human assistance and therefore addresses key requirements of modern industry.
In this work is presented the fabrication of a thin film membrane as a bio-transducer for aural assistance detection, therefore it will operate at low pressure.
Ultimately, the couple came away impressed by Fathom's organizational partners, which convinced them the local community isn't dependent on continued assistance, and therefore won't regress if Fathom stops coming.
"It's absolutely essential that this solvency be maintained, because that is the pre-condition for the ECB to be able to allow emergency liquidity assistance and therefore financing to the economy".
Insofar as immigrants are seen as disproportionately reliant on social assistance, and therefore as free-riders, then the relevant responses might be to redesign the welfare state to make it more universalist.
Similarly, using survey data collected in ten rural communities in Michoacán, Mexico, Germano (2013) shows that those dependent on international remittances were less likely to lobby local officials for financial assistance, and, therefore, were less likely to either reward or punish the incumbent party in the 2006 presidential election for poor economic performance.
