"help with checking" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are asking for help in performing a task, such as a check or audit, or to verify that information is correct. For example: "Can you help with checking the accuracy of these figures before I enter them into the system?".
Those glasses may enhance the viewing experience, but they would not help with checking e-mails, flicking through magazines and all the other things that people like to do while watching television.Moreover, the shutter glasses that come with active 3-D TVs are expensive.
They help with checking the homework assignments and join in discussions with certain groups every week.
"Then the parents didn't understand the value of education until we explained that their children could help with checking their accounts with their employers.
"I helped her with checking e-mail, with mailing lists, I called clubs to book shows.
In addition, they use a mobile app as a virtual concierge service to help with check-in, orders, answer questions and more.
Aanchal Sharma and Prajakta Bajad are acknowledged for their help with manuscript checking.
There are also a few references to improved battery life, search, contact management, an update to the catalog, and an overlay view to help with multitasking (check the screenshot, below).
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The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2288/14/70/prepub wouldulikeike to thank Fleur van de Wetering (FW) for her help with data checking and John Deeks for his suggestions on the methods.
