The phrase "helpful in supporting" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something or someone that aids in providing assistance or backing to a particular cause or argument. Example: The new research findings were helpful in supporting the theory that regular exercise can improve mental health.
Clough's expansion of the Georgia Tech research program "leads me to be optimistic that he will be supportive and actually helpful in supporting science, which is something we do think has been neglected in the previous administration".
42% of mothers reported that their partners had been most helpful in supporting breastfeeding, 29% felt that the peer supporter had helped them most, 15% mentioned their midwife and some said that it was a combination of all three with the local breastfeeding counsellors also involved.
Counseling and Psychological services can be helpful in supporting students as they navigate these changes.
Early measurement of design would be especially helpful in supporting new design techniques like simultaneous design and concurrent engineering.
I believe I have done my best to heal, dear friends and that you have been enormously helpful in supporting me through this time.
Russia, some officials said, was turning out this week to be not as helpful in supporting the American position as it had earlier seemed.
The delayed deliveries of the new model had been painful, he said, but added that the company had been helpful both in supporting profitability and placating customers.
The narrative noted how ISFs can potentially play a helpful role in supporting essential care for the war wounded in fragile states and thus improve the capacity and functioning of indigenous health service organizations [ 27].
Martin said that he hadn't heard from Port about any request to help her raise money and that he has tried to be as helpful as possible in supporting her.
Key block statistics is also helpful in support design.
Simulation tools can be helpful for supporting stakeholders in better planning and managing dairy supply chains and exploring alternative ways of organizing chains.
