The phrase "assisting energy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to energy that aids or supports a process or activity.
Example: "The solar panels are providing assisting energy to the building, reducing its overall electricity consumption."
Alternatives: "supporting energy" or "aiding energy".
Cu addition has no obvious impact on the film microhardness under the same ion assisting energy of 400 eV.
Her current research interests include policies for low carbon and low emitting industry, and assisting energy access in developing areas.
With increasing the ion assisting energy from 400 eV to 800 eV, a finer and denser grained Cr -Cu -N film can be formed.
XRD and XPS analyses indicate that the films under lower assisting energy of 400 eV are composed of Cr and CrN phases.
It can also contribute to understanding the effect of energy retrofitting measures in future climate conditions, assisting energy efficiency policies and decision-making regarding retrofit interventions.
The results of the study are vital in assisting energy policy makers and planners to consider appropriate technology that can meet the energy needs of a rural village.
The results of our study are expected to assist energy experts in designing energy policies related to technology importation.
Phonon assisted energy transfer process was observed from Eu3+ to Dy3+, which enhanced the emissions of Dy3+.
Furthermore, Kano method can delicately assist energy efficient building design consultants to assess the user contentment requirements for sustainable building accreditation effectively.
Case studies on PoPA applications presented in this article demonstrate its usefulness as tools to assist energy planners and energy managers in HPS supply planning as well as demand management.
This research reviews some of these new approaches and proposes a novel integrated toolkit designed to assist energy managers at different stages of their activity relating to systematic energy management in buildings.
