The phrase 'hope this of help' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are wishing someone luck or extending an offer of assistance. For example: "I'm sorry you're having a difficult time. I hope this of help."
Hope this of some help to your readers.
A minute or two later, as he left the teller's window, the guard greeted him with a "Sir, I hope this will help," a glass of water, and two aspirins.
"I hope this will help motivate a number of people who may have second thoughts that these pardons are for real," Mr. McClammy said.
"I really hope this can help resolve the problem of the internet being blocked," wrote one user on Weibo, the country's most popular microblog.
We have watched it grow into a world class cancer centre, and by uniting doctors and scientists under a single strategy, we hope this will help accelerate the progress of getting beneficial new treatments to patients as quickly as possible.
"We hope this will help answer the question of whether it's just physical competition that causes the increase, or whether it's also non-physical competition or non-competitive exercise," says Trumble.
I hope this film helps more of those local champions come out of the woodwork and realize that it's not that hard to start something in their own neighborhood.
I hope this song will help remind people of the immense legacy of love, peace and happiness we can share when we get round to looking at mankind's futile wars and prejudices, and start to change our foolish ways".
And I hope this example will help critics of evidence-based reform move on to better arguments.
Every woman who spoke risked her life to do so, with the hope of help.
