"directly assisted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing help or support that was given to someone or something. For example, "John directly assisted me in finishing the project on time."
Farm Africa has directly assisted 2,456 individuals through its project.
She also directly assisted him in artistically breaking up the props to fit his concepts.
There is much evidence to suggest that so called home-grown or regional threats are influenced, if not directly assisted, by offshore events and groups.
Lyons certainly worked on this new product, but there is no firm evidence that Thatcher directly assisted in its invention". Incidentally, Thatcher didn't invent the Cadbury Flake either.
Since joining Madrid, he has directly assisted on 77 goals in all competitions, in addition to the 34 he has scored himself.
One line of inquiry is believed to be the theory that the girls who travelled to Syria were directly assisted by an ISIS facilitator based in Britain.
The assistance can be either you directly assisting the owner with the situation or putting them in contact with experienced groups or individuals that will try to resolve the situation.
At the same time, Congress has a right to ban people from directly assisting these groups, even if that assistance is delivered in the form of spoken words.
In assistive technology research, more than often the 'a coordinator' directly assist the 'subject' in the scoring process.
Coherent incommensurate embryonic ɷ formed upon isothermal ageing, does not directly assist α precipitation.
But they will only be able to directly assist Afghan forces in what is termed "extreme circumstances".
