The phrase "assisting groups" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of helping or providing support to various groups, such as organizations, teams, or communities.
Example: "Our organization is dedicated to assisting groups in need by providing resources and support."
Alternatives: "supporting teams" or "aiding organizations".
We should also remain aware of the ways administrative systems can be enabling, especially in terms of assisting groups of scientists to work with each other.
"If you're trying to assist people on the ground in Somalia, you have to work with the same remittance houses that are committing violations and assisting groups like Al Shabab," Mr. Schanzer said.
Presently, she puts all of this together in a thoughtful, inspiring and enchanting encounter desiring to continue to touch more lives by assisting groups, couples and individuals transform their lives.
Although only five of the 33 groups interviewed (15%) fall into the "successful" category if income, savings and loan repayment are considered, these groups nonetheless highlight important lessons for assisting groups to organize their activities in the future.
This system allowed us for the first time to dissect the kinetics of cleavage and cis splicing of this novel intein from an active precursor with no substitutions in known nucleophiles or assisting groups.
The effects of pH variation and of substitution of catalytic and assisting groups on the kinetics of the overall splicing reaction and individual steps were further examined with this system.
We'll find shopping mall branches that are open till the wee hours, and we'll find embedded 'advisor' desks in corporations assisting group employees with their problems and issues.
"We are working extremely hard to save five years of gains," said Adrienne Germain, president of the International Women's Health Coalition in New York, which assists groups in the developing world.
Over the years many practices have been developed to assist groups in developing resilience, from "appreciative inquiry" which accentuates the positive, to Otto Scharmer's "U Theory".
As I Understand it, through this mechanism the Government can grant-assist groups of farmers to start marketing or other initiatives.
"This is a very dark day in the history of the human rights struggle to assist groups overseas that are being oppressed," he said.
