The phrase "assistance to keep" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to help or support that is intended to maintain or preserve something.
Example: "We are seeking assistance to keep our community garden thriving throughout the year."
Alternatives: "help to maintain" or "support to sustain".
The government has already provided $170 billion in taxpayer assistance to keep A.I.G from failing and now owns nearly 80percentt of the company.
So far, however, bank officials have declined to give financial assistance to keep Swissair flying until the handover to its former regional subsidiary, Crossair, on Oct. 28.
"Yeas, suh," said Ben. "The same deficiencies of nature prevail here as elsewhere, I reckon, requirin' a little material assistance to keep our pants up".
Since the terror attack, Mrs. Traoré has spent much of the last two months trudging around Manhattan, seeking financial assistance to keep her family afloat.
The administration is giving G.M. 60 days to present a cost-cutting plan and will provide taxpayer assistance to keep it afloat during that time.
The UNHCR and other aid groups have pleaded for more assistance to keep pace with the ever-growing numbers, but to little avail.
Medicare is not designed to provide assistance with ADL or to provide assistance and aid to keep you in your home or in an assisted living facility.
"We have certainly made approaches to say we would like assistance, if there is assistance available, to keep Dan Lydiate in our region and playing for Wales," said Beale.
There's no deductible; coverage begins with the first dollar.Collectors gain access to expert resources providing advice and assistance to preserve value and keep items out of harm's way.
She works hard to stretch assistance payments to keep everybody fed — Cesar has a healthy appetite.
They need to hear from the public on the importance of food safety nets like the food assistance program to keep Americans afloat in a struggling economy.
