The phrase "assisting in the planning of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the act of helping or contributing to the organization or arrangement of a project, event, or task.
Example: "She is assisting in the planning of the annual conference to ensure everything runs smoothly."
Alternatives: "helping with the organization of" or "aiding in the arrangement of".
In April 2007 three British Muslims were charged with assisting in the planning of the July 7 bombings, but they were cleared two years later.
Systematic reviews have value in summarizing literature, providing overall estimates of effect and in assisting in the planning of clinical trials.
Its objectives include assisting in the planning of therapy, informing prognosis, allowing evaluation of results and facilitating information exchange between treatment centres, and is updated periodically to incorporate evidence-based evolution (Sobin et al, 2009).
The SRI can assist in the planning of electric charging infrastructures in order to find the right balance between range safety and installation and maintenance costs.
The information obtained from applying flow interruption can be used to assist in the planning of additional, process-specific experiments and to help identify appropriate mathematical models to be used for transport simulation.
Since then he has assisted in the planning of such programs as "Music Appreciation Hour", "America's Town Meeting of the Air," the University of Chicago's "Round Table", "Pageant of Art", and "On Your Job".
He assists in the planning of new lab courses.
And sometimes police officers on board take photographs - normally by leaning out of a door attached to a harness - to assist in the planning of operations and for use in court.
There are several types of ionospheric heating experiments, but here we focus on artificial aurora experiments using F region heating with the ordinary mode (O-mode) at the European Incoherent SCATter EISCATT) heating facility (Rietveld et al. 1993, 2016), to assist in the planning of such experiments in the future.
