The phrase "assistance will be given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to assure someone that help or support will be provided.
Example: "If you have any questions about the project, please don't hesitate to ask; assistance will be given to ensure your success."
Alternatives: "help will be provided" or "support will be offered."
A DNR order does not mean that no medical assistance will be given.
He asks Hague to assure the Commons that no further military assistance will be given without MPs being given the chance to debate it.
I am heartened that the physical autonomy of young African and Asian girls is being taken seriously, and I hope that concrete assistance will be given to those at risk: the physical, psychological and social harm of FGM fails women, and whatever justifications kept it alive for millennia, have no weight against the idea that a child's body is perfect and healthy the way it is made.
Continuing support for the implementation of a plan for service improvement will be provided by the UNICEF early childhood consultant and UNICEF national consultant and, in conjunction with officers and practitioners, assistance will be given to identify both national and regional assistance for specific tasks.
The bill also states that assistance to die will be given when it is seen "that the person … has a clear and settled intention to end their own life which has been reached voluntarily, on an informed basis and without coercion or duress".
Formal police outreach to sex workers must ensure that those who have been the victims of violence, even while committing prostitution, will be given assistance and will not themselves be prosecuted for breaking anti-prostitution laws.
"The states which are affected will be given every assistance by the center.
You will be given expert assistance by the banks, who can make this seemingly complicated procedure a nice, simple one.
With our overall assistance 2.5 million children in the region will be given a chance to receive education and with it hope for a better future," said Štefan Füle, Commissioner for Enlargement and European Neighbourhood Policy after signing the four contracts.
