The phrase "competent to help" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's ability or capability to provide assistance or support in a particular situation. Example: John was competent to help his elderly neighbor fix her leaky roof, as he had previous experience in carpentry.
The troika is probably not the most competent to help with this.
If there had been someone else at least as competent to help as I was then, I would have photographed.
A doctor who interviewed me in jail found I was not competent to help my defense lawyer, but then the judge wrote a report saying I was competent and pretended it had come from the doctor.
A doctor who interviewed me in jail found I was not competent to help my defence lawyer, but then the judge wrote a report saying I was competent and pretended it had come from the doctor.
Lawyers for Moussaoui, the alleged "20th hijacker," used that anecdote to bolster their contention that while the only person charged in the Sept. 11 attacks may be a self-avowed member of Al Qaeda, the terrorist organization never considered him competent to help carry out the devastating strikes on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
In this way both the NN, the trusted physicians, and the healthcare professionals who were closely related to some participants were considered to be culturally competent to help the specific participants, and the long relation was preferred.
"What I try to do is be supportive of Jake and do anything I can to be a competent backup, to help him do his job.
Even though I've been a sex and porn addiction therapist for 25 years, I still worry whether or not I'm going to be competent enough to help them with their problem.
This weekend's Your Money column is of a piece with several I've written in the past, all revolving around the question of how to get competent people to help you with your investments for a reasonable price.
Martínez was decent across five innings, but, because the Marlins could not catch a Frisbee with 18 hands, he was more than competent enough to help the Mets to a 9-6 victory.
The court will decide whether the police need a warrant to use advanced technology to track suspects, whether jails may strip-search people arrested for even the most minor offenses, whether defendants have a right to competent lawyers to help them decide whether to plead guilty, when eyewitness evidence may be used at trial, and what should happen when prosecutors withhold evidence.
