The phrase "help on question" can be correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used when asking for assistance or clarification on a specific question or problem. Example: "Can someone please provide help on question number 3? I am having trouble understanding the instructions."
The night Mr. Goodman won, Mr. Olmstead was in a room in Michigan with a group of experts whom Mr. Goodman called with a "phone-a-friend" lifeline to get help on one question.
At best, genomic experiments can generate a gold mine of data that may, with proper 'mining', help shed light on questions far beyond those originally envisioned.
Strangely, the country does not seem to have done much to seek help on the question beyond its own borders, and many Peruvian scientists told us they had been instructed not to speak with the press.
One you can get help on the question you were on and you could make friends with that person.
Last year, the Food and Drug Administration, which sets rules for naming various foods, sought expert help on the catfish question.
Classmates were also the first choice when students were asked what they do when they sought help on an administrative question about a course or the program (M = 3.28, SD = 0.88, N = 434).
Their presence thus provided little help on the turnout question.
In my role as folklorist and editor there, I provided Leary with occasional help on French folksong questions, and am acknowledged briefly in the book.
The poly motion team works to clear up possible misunderstandings by putting up clear signs with explanations and standing by on-site to help with questions and resolve issues.
In one-on-one meetings, the financial planners can help answer questions on budgeting, managing credit, getting out of debt, income taxes, homeownership, handling mortgage foreclosures, paying for college, estate planning, insurance and other topics.
