The phrase "assisted state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a state or condition that is supported or aided by external factors or entities.
Example: "In an assisted state, the patient showed significant improvement in their recovery process."
Alternatives: "supported condition" or "aided status".
In Latin America, south-east Asia, Africa and the Middle East, successive presidents have thwarted freedom and assisted state terrorism.
Case law about the extent to which a state can be responsible for aiding another in conflict, where the assisted state has been undertaking wrongful acts, is rapidly developing.
In 2011, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) assisted state and local health departments in an investigation of a cluster of WNV disease transmitted through solid organ transplantation (6 ).
State Attorney Norm Wolfinger has sent a request to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement requesting an investigator to assist state prosecutors in their investigation, according to Bumpus-Hooper, the State Attorney's Office spokeswoman.
The degree of knowledge of the assisting state as to the actions of the assisted state is highly germane in such cases.
The emergency declaration allows federal emergency management officials to assist state officials during the storm and provide federal financial assistance to New Jersey.
As Hunt says: "We want to see more private schools running summer schools, sponsoring academies, assisting state boarding schools and assisting professional exchange".
The Federation of State Medical Boards has developed recommendations to assist state medical boards in regulating office-based surgery and educate physicians about appropriate standards of care.
Mr. Pataki said he had ordered the National Guard to assist state and local authorities, but New York City officials said the Guard's aid was not necessary.
Mr. Bartlett said Dr. Henry C. Lee, a well known forensics expert who lives in neighboring Branford and is the former state commissioner of public safety, was called out and was expected to assist state police in searching for clues in the deaths.
On Thursday night, in an amendment to the supplemental appropriations bill, the Senate approved $16 million in additional funds to help C.D.C. scientists conduct epidemiological studies and laboratory tests on SARS patients and to assist state and local health departments.
