The phrase "be helpful in supporting" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe the role or function of something or someone in aiding or assisting in a specific task or goal. Example: "The new technology has proven to be helpful in supporting our team's productivity and efficiency."
Mr. Bernanke has told Congress that some additional fiscal stimulus could be helpful in supporting the recovery, as long as it was accompanied by a credible plan to gradually bring deficits under control and stabilize the ratio of debt to gross domestic product, the broadest measure of economic output.
Combination of oral preventive treatment with long-term onabotulinumtoxinA treatment may be helpful in supporting people with CM to achieve this goal.
This study aims to advocate that a visual programming environment offering graphical items and states of a computational problem could be helpful in supporting programming learning with computational problem-solving.
Utility of ER sensors knock-out animal would be helpful in supporting and proving the current conclusions.
The use of fidelity and implementation evaluations can be helpful in supporting successful adaptations of programs and services.
The diffuse cerebral dysfunction seen in delirium often causes slowing of EEG rhythms, and when present, may be helpful in supporting the diagnosis.
Furthermore, while informant reports are helpful in supporting the diagnosis, the moderately high correlations with self-report suggest that in most cases self-report alone should be sufficient.
The DDF is also intended to be helpful in disseminating and supporting good database practice, in providing backing for resources aspiring to improve the levels of their service, and in giving objective criteria that can be used by external assessors to measure a resource's progress towards their stated goals.
Further exploration of this finding might be helpful in informing support strategies nationally.
The indicators include "determining the kinds of sources that will be helpful in answering compelling and supporting questions," considering "multiple points of view," developing "claims and counterclaims," and constructing "explanations using sound reasoning".
