The phrase "be of help for" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to be useful or beneficial for someone or something. You can use it to describe how something or someone can assist or support a particular person, situation, or task. Example: "I appreciate your offer to be of help for my project. Your expertise in this area will be invaluable."
It would be of help for the purpose of research to obtain a large quantity of eosinophils.
Such models can be of help for the prediction of lipophilicity of untested/new ILs even before commencing their synthesis.
The latter is believed to be of help for a better understanding of the wear process with these materials.
Certain characteristics about submerged vanes in different shapes were observed and discussed, which might be of help for vane system design at preliminary stage.
Certain wave characteristics of the Bragg reflections were observed and discussed in details which might be of help for practical engineering applications in shoreline protection from incident waves.
Still, identifying the behavioral phenotype might be of help for early diagnosis and anticipatory guidance, as well as for counseling of the families.
These results are of help for assessing the applicability of a refrigerant and its saturation condition in an IFV at the design phase.
In this context, the "Operationalized Psychodynamic Diagnosis, OPD-2" is of help for the diagnostic and treatment formulation [ 24].
Coupling with imaging techniques/markers and/or gene marking or biotinylation is of help for further analysis.
Antimicrobial activity is of help for A. longa SW024T to compete with opponents in the same environment for survival, and might also help the bacterium use antibiotics-like substances as energy source and adapt to the ultra-oligotrophic marine environment.
The large heterogeneity in terms of specific treatments and disease duration hampers the interpretation of some associations but it is of help for defining the risk of developing vitamin D deficiency.
