The phrase "assists countries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing actions or efforts that help or support nations in various contexts, such as development, diplomacy, or humanitarian aid.
Example: "The organization assists countries in their efforts to combat climate change and promote sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "supports nations" or "aids countries".
ICTJ assists countries pursuing accountability for past human rights abuses.
assists countries in overcoming financial crises, but typically makes loans contingent on harsh austerity measures.
"That unit [at the World Bank] which assists countries, trains the staff, and helps them to compile [poverty] data, how many persons are working there?
The death toll last year from infectious diseases like AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria is 160 times greater than the number of people killed in last year's earthquakes in Turkey, cyclones in India and floods in Venezuela, said the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, which assists countries suffering natural disasters.
But he stresses that WHO "assists" countries but does not "steer" them, and it also "is not involved in price setting or price negotiation".
From the way grants are devised to their implementation, the organization assists countries in taking a managerial and financial role in their health infrastructure.
It is senseless for America to financially assist countries that export illegal narcotics to our shores.
It has two main goals: one, to assist countries without emissions targets (ie developing countries) in achieving sustainable development.
"Stabilising population movement by assisting countries that host large numbers of Syrian refugees is a good thing," Cochetel said.
But he accused his political opponents of assisting countries in the region in a "sinister" plot to break up Iraq.
During his fourteen years employment with the United Nations, first in Indonesia and then in NYC, he specialized in assisting countries to rebuild after natural disasters.
