The phrase "assisting benefits" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the advantages of providing assistance or support, but it would need clarification.
Example: "The program focuses on assisting benefits for low-income families to improve their quality of life."
Alternatives: "supporting advantages" or "aiding benefits".
Paul Anderson Walsh, the managing director, says each person assisted benefits from an enduring legacy.
During the Stormont House Agreement talks, MLAs struck a deal to create a fund that would assist benefit recipients who will lose money as a result of the reforms.
The CAMM was developed at the eHealth Observatory (ehealth.uvic.ca) to address needs in an ongoing action research and evaluation project that is assisting the benefits evaluation of the deployment of a provincial HIS in Canada.
This included writing letters to solicitors, in some cases writing reports to the Home Office in relation to an asylum claim, and assisting with organising benefits or access to other support services.
How can activation policies that are designed to assist unemployment benefit recipients get back to work be adapted to assist working-age recipients of other inactive benefits with very different needs?
Increase awareness of the importance of textiles as a product group and how they can assist and benefit caregivers in daily work.
^ The Health Care Card assists Government benefit recipients, low income earners and selected other groups with access to cheaper Government-subsidized prescription medicines and a lower Extended Medicare Safety Net threshold.
Regular exercise can assist in benefit digestion.
He said he was looking for ways to strengthen the former legislation when he heard from numerous constituents who wanted to know why their pet couldn't benefit from the pain-assisting benefits of pot as well.
This project aims to translate advanced optical proteomic science into real-life benefit, assisting patients and physicians in the difficult decisions regarding treatment.
These data may be useful in understanding the patient groups at high risk for influenza-related complications and assisting the cost-benefit evaluation of a more universal influenza immunization program for these patients.
