"help implement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would use it when talking about how one will help in performing a task, such as "I can help implement the new marketing strategy."
To help implement Bush's vision of the new Middle East?
A few months later, Hillary was brought in to help implement that report's recommendations.
The Kresge Foundation alone promised $150m to help implement the framework.
In 2004 she accepted President Óscar Berger's offer to help implement the country's peace accords.
Councils that go mayoral could be given extra cash "to help implement their policies," insiders suspect.
It has also pledged some $350 million to help implement a plan to relieve traffic congestion in Manhattan.
In this spirit, we are delighted by the selection of Dick Cheney to help implement Mr. Bush's inclusive vision.
Mr. Tenet is expected to dispatch a former Jerusalem C.I.A. station officer to help implement the plan.
"In the past, auditors would do things like write accounting policies and help implement accounting rules," Mr. Lordi said.
It will get its own dedicated managing director, nursing director and medical director to help implement the improvements.
"Instead of rewarding us or praising our efforts, they are punishing people who help implement the law.
