The phrase 'helpfulness to' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express the quality of being helpful or the act of being helpful. For example, "I appreciate the helpfulness to others that my friend exhibits."
No other primate exhibits the same kind of helpfulness to others.
There is much more in the way of observation -- often sardonic and powerful -- on, for example, the helpfulness to the users of child-soldiers offered by the smaller sizes of today's weapons.
But Diana was born in 1961, before that change had fully caught on, and she left her prep school, Riddlesworth Hall, with an award for the best-kept guinea pig and the Leggat prize for helpfulness, to go to an undemanding private school called West Heath (its only entry requirement was "neat handwriting").
In Miller v. Bike Athletic Company,(31) the Ohio Supreme Court cited with approval to the four "Daubert reliability factors" while noting that the ultimate touchstone remains "helpfulness to the jury". 32) As Daubert gains persuasive authority in Ohio's courts the true parameters of reliability will become more readily apparent.
In Miller v. Bike Athletic Company,(156) the Ohio Supreme Court cited with approval to the four "Daubert reliability factors" while noting that the ultimate touchstone remains "helpfulness to the jury".(157) As Daubert gains persuasive authority in Ohio's courts the true parameters of reliability will become more readily apparent.
Early in my time as crossword editor (though I could see its great helpfulness to a setter in trouble over a difficult clue, I insisted on killing off the convention that 'charge' in a clue was a fair way to reach ION in a solution. (I did so on the grounds that the convention was simply too wrong to be acceptable, since an ion is an atom or molecule, not an electric charge).
Interestingly, respondents found it easier to rate helpfulness than to provide details on the number of times an event had occurred, thus the item "helpfulness" has higher rates of valid N than the item "number of times".
People expect to be recognised for their generosity and helpfulness, and to be appreciated.
One's perception of the network's helpfulness appears to be more potent than the actual help provided by friends and family.
Participants receiving enhanced version of the Self-monitoring and Feedback module used the app significantly more times, and rated the app significantly more positively on helpfulness, likelihood to recommend, and satisfaction.
Two other coaching activities also yielded very high ratings in terms of their helpfulness: access to a manager/leader using coaching skills (70%) and team coaching with a professional coach practitioner (67%).
