The phrase "assisting overseas" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to providing help or support in a foreign country or international context.
Example: "Our organization is dedicated to assisting overseas in disaster relief efforts."
Alternatives: "providing support abroad" or "helping internationally".
Last year, Congress mandated that the election commission create guidelines for pilot programs to assist overseas voting, including Internet voting.
Some embassies chipped in to assist overseas participation, while P.S. 1 flew in staff members to install works.
This compares markedly with an attitude of bending over backwards to assist overseas operators with billions of pounds in effective subsidy support for new nuclear projects.
Earlier this year Lord Falconer and others proposed an amendment to the Coroners and Justice Bill that would have legalised assisting suicide overseas in cases of terminal illness.
For Morse, the superiority of the electro-magnetic telegraph had the power to actually "save human life" by assisting in overseas communication during stormy weather, at night, in rains, snows, and in fogs (Morse 4).
While assisting Americans overseas was cited by dozens of officers serving around the world as the best part of consular work, they had few good things to say about interviewing applicants for U.S. entry visas.
The new funds will also assist in overseas expansion efforts, the company said.
The new form, the Federal Post Card Application, is issued by the Federal Voting Assistance Program, the agency legally charged to assist all overseas voters.
"This is a very dark day in the history of the human rights struggle to assist groups overseas that are being oppressed," he said.
The British government has stated its willingness to assist any overseas territory that wishes to proceed to independence, where that is an option.
