The phrase "assisting compliance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to helping or facilitating adherence to rules, regulations, or standards.
Example: "The new software is designed for assisting compliance with industry regulations, ensuring that all protocols are followed."
Alternatives: "aiding compliance" or "supporting compliance".
Consequently, local fisheries and enforcement agencies need to prioritize safeguarding the most exposed species from exploitation by extending guardianship on these known IUU crustaceans, as well as alerting conscience and assisting compliance by incentivizing restaurants to create sustainable menus, as well as using these menus as a means to inform consumers about these vulnerable species.
This maps onto the measure of assisting compliance.
Such management programs use a combination of situational techniques setting rules, assisting compliance, and strengthening formal surveillance to incentivize compliance via carrots and sticks.
In terms of situational prevention, this intervention simultaneously reduces the provocations for contract cheating (by reducing frustrations and stress for struggling students) and removes the excuses for cheating (by assisting compliance with the assessment expectations).
As it relates to SCP, the compliance literature often focuses on removing excuses in the form of setting rules or assisting compliance, sometimes in conjunction with increasing the risk via formal surveillance.
This measure indirectly taps into another suggestion made by offenders, that is, introducing a committee panel for the development and management of policies and rules in youth-oriented organisations involving parents, which falls under the measure of assisting compliance.
For example, community based conservation programs may simultaneously educate locals on conservation objectives, set rules, disincentive poaching with direct and indirect economic benefits, assist compliance, as well as having active patrols to enforce such rules that in turn strengthen formal surveillance.
Licensing or certification systems should be created as a mandatory part of the sale of any taxa vulnerable to exploitation, with confiscations and punishments used to assist compliance.
Because the CGM data were blinded, women were unburdened by alarms or sensor inaccuracy, which may have assisted compliance.
NPI-plus is a 12-item version of the NPI, with the original 10 items supplemented by 2 DLB-relevant domains of sleep and cognitive fluctuation.,, Patients had caregivers who routinely stayed with them at least 3 days per week and 4 hours per day, provided information for this study, assisted compliance with treatment, and escorted patients to required visits.
22 Insertion of the sensor required an additional hospital visit (one week before the routine appointment at the diabetes clinic), and women were offered flexibility in scheduling both to assist compliance and to allow the sharing of limited equipment (three monitors per centre) among participants.
