The phrase "help them flourish" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to express providing assistance and encouragement to others in order to make them prosper. For example, "We strive to create a supportive environment that will help them flourish."
Isaiah wants to help them flourish, not just survive.
The relationships and trust they establish can then help them flourish in their own careers.
Now it is trying to construct a system to allow small farmers to help them survive, to help them flourish.
With his gear, he monitors the snakes' movements to learn more about how they live and what can be done to help them flourish.
The parents are again mourning their children, but now we can't help feeling that was how they wanted it and, worse, that they drove them to extinction, that they never knew how to help them flourish.
On safeguarding within the church, she said she would "seek to have a culture … where there is no place for abuse", and planned to work with survivors and help them flourish.
Treating people well, helping them flourish, and unlocking potential are all good practices regardless of the environmental circumstances," he says.
Is it wrong of them to hold this unexamined and (arguably) groundless faith if it helps them flourish in their mathematical lives?
A DCMS spokesperson said: "Libraries are hugely important community assets and we are absolutely committed to helping them flourish and prosper in the 21st century.
Often small-scale programs succeed because of local conditions or because their size kept them below the enemy's notice and helped them flourish unharmed.... Small-scale projects rarely proceed smoothly into large programs.
We're waking up to that mistake now: hospice and palliative care are at last receiving the attention and the funding they deserve; helping our patients through a good death is increasingly acknowledged to be as important as helping them flourish while alive.
