The phrase "assisting the world" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to efforts or actions aimed at helping or supporting global communities or issues.
Example: "Our organization is dedicated to assisting the world in overcoming poverty and inequality."
Alternatives: "helping the globe" or "supporting global communities".
In the 1790s, the New Jersey minister David Austin suggested that the United States under John Adams might help assist the world's Jews in returning to Palestine.
At the G-20 meeting in April, President Obama should call on developed countries, starting with the United States, to pledge 0.7percentt of their economic stimulus packages to assist the world's poor.
When the draft legislation was lodged last month, Gorst said the law would show Jersey is "demonstrating its commitment to play its part in the global effort, expressed in the UN Millennium Declaration, to support debt relief efforts intended to assist the world's most heavily indebted poor countries".
Economic developments experts say that the Aga Khan's activities offer a useful template for others - including philanthropists like Bill Gates and George Soros - who are trying to assist the world's poorest by marrying business practices to social goals, but whose foundation work usually stops short of owning businesses outright in poor countries.
A persisting problem for this account concerns the resolution of conflicts between obligations that arise out our associational commitments (say, our families) and those that arise directly out of the general principle (say, to assist the world's needy).
We will continue to assist the world's most vulnerable.
We need to manage this dramatic reduction in emissions while continuing the growth of our economy and assisting the developing world to manage the inevitable impacts of climate change.
His role at Mercedes was as one of three chassis engineers assigned to Hamilton's car, assisting the new world champion's race engineer, the primary contact with the driver, with data analysis.
He looks more like a pirate than a tea master, but he used to travel the world, assisting the grandmaster as he performed the tea ceremony for the likes of Mikhail Gorbachev and the Prince and Princess of Wales.
He suggested assisting the multinational - the world's third-largest cigarette combine and manufacturer of brands such as Camel and Winston - on everything from education and licensing to dealing with the World Health Organisation.
