The phrase "assisting in everything" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone who helps with a wide range of tasks or responsibilities.
Example: "She has been invaluable to our team, always assisting in everything from project management to client communication."
Alternatives: "helping with all tasks" or "supporting in all areas".
Operating-room robots have been around for decades, assisting in everything from heart surgery to kidney transplants, even allowing surgeons to work from remote locations.
It's called the clinical component or preceptorship, and during this time the student acts as an apprentice to the veterinarian, assisting in everything from taking temperatures to drawing blood to participating in procedures such as dental cleanings.
The interns assisted in everything from press releases to website development, social media and sales.
Scientific Research/Conservation: Drones assist in everything from counting sea lions in Alaska to conducting weather and environmental research to tracking herd movements on the Savannah in Africa.
Baking soda is a powerful home cleaning agent that can assist in everything from odor absorption to stain removal.
Assisting people in everything from buying the supplies they need to get a business running, to helping pay for educational training courses, or even to upgrade a vehicle for better transportation to work.
"First they say 'Eat more fresh fruit and veggies.' Then they assist in growing everything but".
Their aim: to assist victims in everything from clearing debris and mud from homes to getting food and, more uniquely, sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ to comfort the spiritually afflicted.
We've also used a variety of technical consultants who have assisted us in everything from networking our in-house computers to designing our websites, bringing us up to speed with Facebook and Twitter, and establishing live, online streaming of our Sunday services.
Or assisting in surgical procedures.
How friendly, assisting in my self-destruction. .
