The phrase "assistance tools" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to tools or resources that help or support a task or process.
Example: "The software includes several assistance tools designed to enhance user experience and productivity."
Alternatives: "support tools" or "help tools".
Programming assistance tools have been used to assist novice programmers extensively at education institutions.
We found that: older users tend to deny the need for assistance technology even when non-subjective measures suggest they do use it; technology assists but cannot replace initial human training; Assistance Tools are seen as a 'security blanket' incase things go wrong; and that the actual needs of users are not that well understood by those users.
The present paper discusses experimental argument assistance tools.
SNCF Réseau and clients with concessions and partnership contracts have developed two project management assistance tools over the last decade.
The new ergonomics plan also calls for compliance assistance tools to help workplaces reduce and prevent ergonomic injuries.
Besides the new dashboard experience, Nvidia also today talked about how its platforms can enable new driver assistance tools.
Last summer a legal assistance tool called ROSS was launched, which uses IBM's artificially intelligent super-computer Watson to take over the work of legal research.
Based on this experience a computer-based case tool, electronic design assistance tool (EDAT), was developed and used in studio instruction.
A prototype has been implemented to demonstrate the industrial feasibility and the contextual task assistance tool is called "Digital Factory Assistant".
A programming assistance tool (PAT) is a software program that can be used by novice programmers to learn how to program and/or improve their understanding of programming concepts.
This investigation takes one step further by not only comparing ensemble and deterministic forecasts to observed values, but by employing the forecasts in a stochastic decision-making assistance tool for hydroelectricity production, during a flood event on the Gatineau River in Canada.
