This part of a sentence is not grammatically correct.
The correct phrasing would be "help with realizing." This phrase is typically used to ask for assistance in completing or understanding a task or goal. Example: "Can you please offer your help with realizing my dream of starting my own business?".
Listening as Thomas nimbly harvests impressions of a phenomenon that is ultimately outside his experience, we can't help realizing that so much of what we know or think we know comes to us in the same imperfect, groping, piecemeal manner.
Education, literature, religion, and politics should help realizing this potential.
This study could help realizing Fano resonance based photonic devices using simple and antisymmetric nanostructures.
The pilot program was so successful that it became a permanent program, and it was adapted to include students of all cultural backgrounds who have the potential to succeed but who require some help realizing their academic goals, as judged by the teachers, guidance counselors, and principals at each school.
But there is a missing ingredient that can help realize this vision.
"It will also help realize our vision to be a first-class comprehensive research university acknowledged locally, nationally and internationally.
The achievement could help realize theoretical concepts for vastly increasing the speed of computers and the security of communications.
In his presentation to the agency last December, Mr. Libeskind called for "great architects" to help realize his vision.
Not all indicators involved can help realize a better urban ecosystem.
Cooperative multiplexing protocols [9 11] proposed in recent years help realize these promised gains through frequency reuse.
IGCC based CO2 capture can help realize near zero emission target.
