The phrase "assisting in establishing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing support or help provided in the process of setting something up or creating a foundation for an initiative or project.
Example: "The team is dedicated to assisting in establishing a new community center that will serve local families."
Alternatives: "helping to create" or "aiding in the formation".
Neuroimaging plays an essential supportive role in the diagnosis of dementia, assisting in establishing the dementia subtype(s).
Among Penfold's duties as governor was the purchase of an aeroplane to assist in combating drug smuggling through the territory and assisting in establishing the British Virgin Islands as an offshore financial centre; the number of registered companies in the Islands rose to 35,000 (more than double the population) during Penfold's tenure.
The lowest pass rate, 63.6%, was for standard 5.2.2: participating in international medical aid and disaster relief and assisting in establishing systems and personnel training.
Studies have shown that women report the benefits of vaginal birth as enabling bonding with their newborn infant and assisting in establishing breastfeeding; this is reported as being of particular importance to women who are planning a vaginal birth after caesarean [ 9, 53].
Clinical pathology evaluations therefore assist in establishing toxicological dose response relationships in the preclinical safety assessment of a test article.
Despite her success in Germany, she chose to return to Turkey that year and assist in establishing the first opera house in Ankara.
However, municipal waste products and saline groundwater from coal mining operations can assist in establishing and improving plantation growth rates.
The parties' actions after a verbal contract is formed can also be examined by the court, to assist in establishing the full extent of the terms agreed.
The model is applied to evaluate approximations in one-dimensional models and to assist in establishing empirical relationships that can be used in reduced-dimension models.
