The phrase "helpful end" is a valid and appropriate part of a sentence in written English.
It is often used to describe the final or concluding part of something that has been useful or beneficial. Example: "The helpful end of my journey on this project was marked by a successful presentation and positive feedback from my team."
If a child already has a weight problem, another new book can be helpful, "Ending the Food Fight" by Dr. David Ludwig, who directs the Optimal Weight for Life Program at Children's Hospital in Boston.
Psychotherapy, orthopedics, and dentistry can also create some pain to achieve helpful ends.
Our previous work suggests that patients find the label of CFS/ME helpful, ending uncertainty, and the patients and carers interviewed in this study support this view.
We tried to conquer this by developing a specialized radio protocol and hardware to significantly reduce energy consumption of measuring devices and provide a versatile back-end to generate helpful front-end applications that help improve the energy efficiency of regular households.
After a couple minutes, I'd tell them that their feedback has been really helpful, and end the recording.
In order to get better implantation uniformity, it is helpful to end the pulse before the ions in the bore were consumed.
Jeffrey Lindsay, an analyst with Sanford Bernstein, says products like Search Pad could be considered "sort of superficial, but they're helpful for end users".
Using FreeTime for Fire TV, parents will be able to choose what content kids can watch, set time limits for the types of content and times of day – something the company says will be helpful to end the negotiating that takes place before bedtime.
Often, it is helpful to end with a look forward to further research that could be done on the topic in light of what you have said in your paper.
I didn't find it helpful and ended up discharging myself.
