The phrase 'helping check' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you are referring to something that is aiding in a quality control check or verification process. For example, "We have a team of specialists helping check the data for accuracy."
There were also at least five physical therapists; sixteen patient-care assistants, helping check her vital signs, bathe her, and get her to the bathroom; plus X-ray and EKG technologists, transport workers, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants.
During the Asian financial crisis of 1997-98, clung clung firmly to its currency policy, earning praise from the Clinton administration for helping check the spiral of devaluation sweeping Asia.
Our overriding interest is for Indonesia to remain an ally in the fight against regional terrorism, and to become an active partner in helping check the unilateral impulses of China.
This is how three years of violence has changed this city, and the people who live and work here: at one entrance to the walled Old City, on the cusp of the Jewish New Year, a 56-year-old rabbi, Avraham Waldinger, had a semiautomatic rifle slung over his shoulder as he worked as a volunteer with the Israeli police, helping check Palestinian identity cards.
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Police say the move will help check corruption.
Aggressive initiatives earlier this year had helped check the spread of polio.
So has Aidan's father (Mr. Henderson), who helps check whatever clues Rachel can discern.
Anonymous sources are supposed to help check abuses of power, not aid them.
"Last August, Maureen Dowd asked Mark Mazzetti to help check a fact for her column.
He examined eyes and helped check depth of vision and awkwardly accepted hugs.
