The phrase "assisting to provide" is not correct in standard written English.
It is generally used incorrectly; a more appropriate phrase would be "assisting in providing" or "helping to provide."
Example: "The team is assisting in providing support to the new project."
Alternatives: "aiding in delivering" or "helping with supplying."
Monitoring of health service provision could assist to provide important information when health insurance satisfaction declines.
She is currently supported by friends, the church and a small charity, Assist, who help to provide her with a shelter, food vouchers and social support.
Under these circumstances, hospital pharmacists found it difficult to maintain their own employment and professional responsibilities while simultaneously assisting schools to provide students with patient care learning opportunities.
Knowledge tools are tangible resources that assist clinicians to provide evidence-based care.
Detailed background knowledge of the drug will assist nurses to provide answers to common questions and concerns raised during patient training.
The National Quality Standard focuses on the importance of qualifications and higher staff to child ratios as 'key influences on the quality of care', while the EYLF provides a guide to assist educators to provide 'quality teaching and learning' (DE 2009, 5).
The platform includes an agent assist system to provide the call center agents with relevant information through suggested articles and shortcuts for fulfilling relevant tasks in real time.
The Council of Australian Governments COAGG) developed the Framework to "assist educators to provide young children with opportunities to maximise their potential and develop a foundation for future success in learning" (p. 5).
To assist anaesthetists to provide appropriate information to the specialist centre.
They revealed that in some RHCs, TBAs assisted nurses to provide ANC services and to conduct deliveries.
