"helpful review" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a review that provides helpful information or advice. For example, "The helpful review gave me a better understanding of how the software works."
We thank two anonymous reviewers and editor Juanjo Ledo for a helpful review of the manuscript.
We thank G. Logi Norddahl for help with gene expression analyses, Bengt Johansson-Lindbom for help with analysis of OTII mice, J. Attema for helpful review of the manuscript and G. Sten for laboratory management.
(If helpful, review the dictionary definitions of each word).
If helpful, review the definition of a national forest: "a usually forested area of considerable extent that is preserved by government decree from private exploitation and is harvested only under supervision" (Merriam-Webster Online, //www.m-w.com/).
But Amazon, which said it reviewed all the reviews of "Untouchable," did not see anything wrong with it, and 53 Jackson fans voted it a "helpful" review, which in theory pushed it to a more prominent position on the page.
Flemings has a helpful review section divided by the regions: US, Europe, Far East, Emerging Markets.
The authors would like to thank Steven Phillips, Alex Pyron, David Pike, Nicola van Wilgen, Barry Noon and three anonymous reviewers for helpful reviews.
Dr. Qinglin Li, Dr. Konstantin Zahariev, Mr. James Sandland, Mr. Donald Sachs, and three anonymous reviewers provided helpful reviews of earlier drafts.
We are indebted to Thomas Jones for his assistance with azimuthal statistics and to Cynthia Schuck-Paim and two reviewers for the helpful reviews and comments on earlier versions of the manuscript.
We also thank the 2004 Stable Isotope Ecology Course at the University of Utah for training and advice; J. Elser, J. Stromberg, S. Faeth, and B. Wolf for helpful reviews; and two anonymous reviewers.
We thank two anonymous reviewers for thorough and helpful reviews.
