The phrase "help dramatically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a significant or substantial improvement or assistance in a particular situation.
Example: "The new software update will help dramatically in reducing processing time."
Alternatives: "help significantly" or "help greatly."
"It's going to help dramatically," he said.
Mr. Abraham in his statement said that the result would be to "help dramatically reduce electricity demand during peak periods".
But if your phone is being slow and you've tried everything, resetting the RAM takes 10 seconds and could help dramatically.
When I took over "The Early Show" at CBS, I hired 16 great people to help dramatically change the show, my assignment.
One official, whose contribution will be highlighted in the plan, said: "A breakdown of the barriers between grades would help dramatically in both being able to work more openly and closer".
The total amount shifted over the two years was $23.3 million, of which $10.5 million was taken in 2000 to help dramatically reduce the museum's outstanding debt, to $28 million from $42 million.
A similar approach helped dramatically reduce toxic air and water pollution nationwide.
"The success we've had in Scandinavia has been helped dramatically by the relationship with LogoCard and with Mette [Jacobsen] in particular.
The presence of armed guards on board ships has helped dramatically reduce hijacks by Somali pirates, but raised problems of the legality of the arms used.
The code has been in production for the better part of a month now and helped dramatically collapse the code size and complexity in a way that I feel will be simple to maintain.
More girls in school, as well as improved maternal health services, have helped dramatically reduce the number of women and children dying in childbirth, and Bangladesh is likely to meet or come close to achieving the millennium development goal to reduce maternal mortality by three-quarters.
