The phrase "assisting one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to helping or providing support to an individual, often in a formal or literary context.
Example: "The organization is dedicated to assisting one in need, ensuring that everyone receives the help they deserve."
Alternatives: "helping someone" or "supporting an individual".
A fourth man was sentenced to 10 years, reduced to eight on appeal, for assisting one of the bombers.
Magnitsky was initially detained in November 2008 on suspicion of assisting one of his clients – UK-based investment fund Hermitage Capital – evade about $17.4m in taxes.
We recently met Toronto-based photographer Devon Little while he was assisting one of our favorite photographers on a shoot in the middle of a Markham, Ontario, fairground.
We recently met Toronto-based photographer Devon Little while he was assisting one of our favourite photographers on a shoot in the middle of a Markham, Ontario fair ground.
To deal with this, they had to work overtime, select whom they should give care to (serious cases), and leave other women to give birth on their own without support, as highlighted below: sometimes while you are assisting one woman to deliver, you could find the other woman has delivered on her own, you may find the head is completely out.
Unfortunately, Casey Martin's medical condition creates a no-win dilemma, where assisting one person disadvantages all.
Beyond that, he had just one assist, one rebound, one turnover and committed three fouls in that last quarter.
In each episode, a wealthy family assisted one that was living below the poverty line.
Two mountain guides assisted; one to lead our group, and the second, the sweep, to follow behind.
RED WINGS 6, BLUE JACKETS 4: Sergei Fedorov had two goals and an assist one day after his 33rd birthday to lead host Detroit.
Informational support encompasses the provision of advice or information to assist one to solve a problem.
