The phrase "assists business" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing actions, tools, or strategies that help or support business operations or objectives.
Example: "The new software assists business by streamlining communication and improving efficiency."
Alternatives: "supports business" or "aids business".
Mr. Willis, 35, works as a management consultant at EverGreen Solutions, a consulting company in Charleston that assists businesses in adopting environmentally sustainable practices.
From 1995 to 1997, she was the general director of the Volkhov Business Incubator, which assists businesses operated by women in Volkhov, Russia; she remains a director of the organization.
Karl Deacon, the chief technology officer for infrastructure services at Capgemini, a Paris-based company that assists businesses on technology matters, said that Europe needed to revise its data laws to permit more European technology companies to sell cloud services.
Steps are being taken – the U.K. government recently announced the 'Help to Grow' scheme, which assists businesses in making the transition from small to medium size.
KnowThyCustomer is a company that assists businesses in diving deeper into "who" their customers and employees are.
Heather McGowan looks at the future of work and learning as an actual job, and assists businesses and educators in planning and preparing for future workplaces.
CVP assists businesses submitting claims to Kenneth Feinberg's Gulf Coast Claims Facility, and to date has helped over 75 claimants -- mostly small business owners.
This office, with an annual budget at the time of $1 billion and 550 employees, assists businesses in the industrial, utility, transportation and buildings sectors to develop and use advanced clean energy technologies to cut costs, increase reliability, and reduce pollution.
That is the only way for the markets to return to their original purpose of providing a means for investors to participate in, and assist, business development.
The shadow chancellor said the party's tax strategy would shift the burden away from wages and towards those who hold wealth, and promised a Labour government that would actively intervene to assist business.
