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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'help recover' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in order to refer to helping someone to regain strength or health, or to help someone get something back that has been lost or stolen. For example, "The charity's mission is to help recover the funds that were stolen from the orphanage."
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For example, it can help recover photos you've deleted accidentally.
Police help recover jewelry, cars and other stolen goods — why not expensive cellphones?
Equally important, states need the revenue to help recover from the recession.
Last month, it was Citigroup that got government aid to help recover from its bad investments.
Mr. Goglia, then a scuba diver, was called out to help recover bodies from Winthrop Bay.
It also calls on the Pentagon to build resiliency into its computer networks to help recover if attacked.
Ibis Consulting was hired to help recover and sort data from computer servers and other sources, and ASR Data Acquisition and Analysis was hired to help recover data from individual personal computers.
Russia's emergencies ministry has sent more than 100 workers to Egypt to help recover bodies and examine evidence.
Commission officials have called it an "electronic trip sheet" and said it could be used to help recover lost property.
Mr. Cuomo has already called on A.I.G. to help recover payments made to former executives at the company.
Briggs, which is based in Wauwatosa, Wis., may purchase the Murray assets to help recover some costs.
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