'help tremendously' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would generally use it when emphasizing the degree of help that something provides; for example, "The counselor's advice helped me tremendously with my academic and personal problems."
What would help tremendously is fewer roommates.
Having home-court advantage will help tremendously.
The nearly $40,000 he could not get, he says, "would help tremendously".
Even a mild loss will significantly impair an individual's ability to communicate and stay connected, and hearing aids help tremendously.
"I think it can help tremendously in having your big brother there and getting advice from him on a day-to-day basis," Cornstein said.
Mobile apps can help tremendously, with software that can train vocalists, provide backing vocals and instrumental tracks or record performances for others to hear.
"That's worrying," said one of his 10-year-old subjects, "so I think it would help tremendously if the prince could have this connection by getting a job".
"The special strengths of family firms help tremendously in time of recession," says Peter Leach, a partner at BDO Stoy Hayward, a firm of accountants, and author of "Guide to the Family Business" (Kogan Page, 1999).
"So much of acting is about seeing and listening to what others are doing," Mr. Oppenheim said, "and it requires your senses to be fully open, which improv can help tremendously with".
"I think what will help tremendously is if they hear him talking about their concerns," the adviser said, adding that what women and middle-income voters want "more than anything is somebody who has empathy and understanding of where they are in their lives".
"Aiden is going to help tremendously with that". .
