"engaged in assisting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing how someone is helping or working on something. For example, "She was engaged in assisting with the preparation for the event."
For example, the International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives, perhaps the group most actively engaged in assisting local governments to achieve sustainability goals aligned with Agenda 21 goals, denied requests to discuss the resolution's attackers.
We were informed that more than ten hospitals from the area were engaged in assisting all injured and that hotels from Barcelona and Valencia also participated by providing rooms.
"We are actively engaged in assisting our partners in the Sahel region to degrade, dismantle and defeat violent extremist organizations and we intend to continue those operations moving forward," Pentagon spokesperson Maj.
We were informed that more than 10 hospitals from the area were engaged in assisting all injured and that hotels from Barcelona and Valencia also participated by providing rooms.
In partnership with UN Development Programme and other UN agencies and partners, UNICEF remains actively engaged in assisting those who have been affected by the rains.
In a rather forlorn attempt to control the detainees' future behavior, each of those released is asked to sign a form that promises, among other things, that he "will not affiliate himself with al Qaeda or its Taliban supporters" and he "will not engage in, assist, or conspire to commit any acts of terrorism".
The Afghan government assumed full security responsibility with RSM engaged in training, assisting and advising to strengthen the Afghan National Security Forces ANSFF).
The concept of experts using different frames when thinking and talking about overdiagnosis might be a useful tool for those who are engaged in the topic, assisting with communication and facilitating better understanding of others' viewpoints.
This study investigated New Zealand nurses' views on legalising assisted dying across a range of clinical conditions, nurses' willingness to engage in legal assisted dying, potential deterrents and enablers to such engagement, and nurses' perceptions of the proper role of their professional bodies in relation to legalising assisted dying.
Under the powers, police and local authorities will be able to apply for the injunctions, which will be issued by a county court and last up to two years, for adults who have been proven to have engaged in, encouraged or assisted gang-related violence, the Home Office said.
