The phrase "helped me secure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing assistance received in obtaining or achieving something, such as a job, funding, or an opportunity.
Example: "My mentor helped me secure a scholarship for my studies."
Alternatives: "assisted me in obtaining" or "aided me in acquiring."
These beautiful drawings helped me secure my color sense, and sense of proportion.
"I had a job while studying for my degree and I'm sure this has helped me secure my current employment".
A decade ago, in my first year as lecturer in a humanities department, an eminent professor helped me secure a book contract with a top university press for my recently completed doctoral thesis.
They also helped me secure unbelievable opportunities to study music.
Here was a woman who had helped me secure a place to study at the University of California, Berkeley on a free, one-year student exchange program when I was 21 by writing me a highly flattering letter of reference.
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I started my years at Gonzaga University as a business major because, you know, the economy was bad back then and that was suppose to help me secure a job.
As a woman, a mother, and a person whose partner has helped me financially to secure a good education, I am disappointed in seeing the first female democratic candidate for Texas governor in a long while – a woman who came to international fame for fighting for access to full, comprehensive reproductive healthcare – being painted as a poor mother or a money-grubbing schemer.
"I'd like to thank Sam and West Ham United for helping me to secure this loan signing," boss Dean Holdsworth told the club website.
The tracking electronics I was couriering would help me to secure an interview otherwise heavily censored by the country's Department of Forestry.
This helps me feel secure and loved.
