The phrase "gave some help" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a shortened form of "gave some assistance" and is commonly used to express that someone provided aid or support to another person. Example: The kind stranger gave some help to the lost child, guiding them back to their family.
As part of the review the Met's team – likely to be led by a detective chief inspector within the homicide command – will also examine files held by Leicestershire police, the McCanns' home force, who gave some help to the Portuguese officers.
In Saleem's own words "they came in for development, in the beginning we presented that we have this project and they gave a small help for production and after, when the movie was in the editing phase, they gave some help for post-production to finish the movie".
Mayor Giuliani has also given some help to Mr. Bloomberg through Joseph J. Lhota, deputy mayor for operations.
But during this period of time I should be given some help by the Fed," he said.
We hope this review can give some help for future research, and more secure cloud storages by using cryptographic techniques can be proposed in the future.
He has given some help to prosecutors, but has said he will deny more serious charges of trafficking in arms and drugs and human-rights abuses.
They will be more likely to do so if they are given some help, in recompense for the injustices they are suffering.
Although the French authorities would not provide overt backing, they did approve Dupuis's purchase of cannon in France and were ready to give some help with transport.
"Laurence and I have known each other for somewhere around 20 years," Mr. Drakoulias said, "and about a year ago he asked me to give some help with some merger-and-acquisition work".
I was lucky enough to go to a private school – although not a particularly impressive one – where I was given some help and knew others who had gone through the process.
