The phrase "further assisted" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, but generally refers to providing additional help or support to someone or something. Example: The team of doctors further assisted the patient by prescribing a treatment plan and offering emotional support.
Accelerated growth has been caused primarily by interstate migration, stimulated by a buoyant economy that has benefited from booms in mining, transport, tourism, and construction and further assisted by a strong element of discretionary migration attracted by the sunbelt image.
Bury, who were relegated after losing to Oldham on Saturday, further assisted their cause by beating Scunthorpe, who must now win their two remaining games – both against clubs chasing a place in the play-offs – and hope for favourable results elsewhere if they are to avoid becoming the final team to drop into League Two.
There is already plenty of automation in factories and warehouses: How can humans be further assisted?
This observation is further assisted by the decomposition pattern of CNF.
Granting reward Social agents are further assisted depending on the social currency they have earned so far.
Those transmitters must be further assisted toward emptying their queues by being granted individual access to the channel.
I believe that clarifying the facts in the Lockerbie case can only further assist this process.
Negotiations are expected to resume next year on whether additional American military personnel can return to further assist their Iraqi counterparts.
But on 6 March, police stopped him boarding his flight after investigators obtained a court order requiring the activist remain in Honduras to further assist investigators.
It further assists to interactively analyze patterns that exist in those transitions.
Facebook says its already driving plenty of traffic and the App Center could further assist developers trying to gain traction.
