"help him to continue" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to ask someone to provide assistance to someone else in order to keep doing something. For example: - Can you please help him to continue with his rehabilitation exercises? - The donations will help him to continue his education and pursue his dream of becoming a doctor. - I don't know how to do this task, can you help me to continue and finish it?.
"Hopefully the talk I have with him will help him to continue in the national team," he went on.
The world spurned this offer and last month Mr Correa cancelled it, saying that the estimated 840m barrels of oil in the area, which he now values at $18 billion, would help him to continue to cut poverty.The area in the Yasuní park where the oil lies, known as Ishpingo-Tambococha-Tiputini (ITT), contains such endangered species as the giant otter and the freshwater manatee.
Ichiro Lambe of Dejobaan Games was also pleased with the sales increased; while not a windfall, it helped him to continue to live comfortably.
He met influential people within the literary field, who helped him to continue his studies at the University of Chuquisaca, even when his father could not afford the cost.
We still have some room for development, and our job is to help him continue to grow".
Once your toddler learns to crawl, help him continue to the next step of pulling himself up to a standing position.
The subject was Phillips's public rejection of Rodriguez last month because of what the Mets' general manager said was his need for perks that would help him continue to be the kind of player he was in Seattle.
And Cobb, who averaged 34.18 with the bat in the four-day game last season, hopes the captaincy will also help him continue to develop his own game.
Scarce as jobs are, Jim should seek one among honest colleagues, and you should help him and arrange for him to continue working in your lab while he does.
Yesterday, his wife said that he never acknowledged that it slowed his step or made it more difficult for him to continue helping to bring young lawyers along.
Humphries, whose own 88-year-old father has help from OTs to enable him to continue living independently, observes that they occupy a singular position in the health and care system, making them ideally placed to fulfil the "navigator" role that is increasingly seen as pivotal if people are to access the right support at the right time.
