"help survive" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to express that something is offering aid or assistance in order to help a person, animal, or thing remain alive. For example, "The local community donated food and supplies to help the refugees survive."
Novak Djokovic took full advantage of the precedent and used the 10-minute break to help survive his four-set win over Marton Fucsovics.
In addition, as the beneficiary of two capital infusions by Washington under the federal bailout, Bank of America was among the banks most dependent on Washington to help survive the financial crisis, receiving $45 billion from taxpayers.
Elsewhere in the Globe interview, Carbo claimed that when being brought through the Reds' organization, he was provided with speed and pain medication to help survive the game's grueling schedule.
There have been plenty of other oddities at tennis's odd-numbered moments (players change ends after one, three, five, seven, nine games, etc).. "We're all looking for crutches to help survive those moments, because we're out there on our own," said Courier, the former world No.1 who is now the U.S. Davis Cup captain.
Therefore, when regulated, a low-grade activation of thrombin generation may help survive the bacterial challenge [14].
Here are 5 financial tips to help survive the government shutdown.
Downplaying it all probably also helped survive it.
There is a page devoted to helping surviving family members understand benefits, and another announcing a separate relief fund.
And instead of assisting "widows," it now helps "surviving spouses".
And breastfeeding does more than help children survive; it helps them to thrive, with benefits that last a lifetime.
This may help them survive.
