The part of the sentence 'it would be helping' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are offering help or assistance to someone and you want to emphasize that you are willing to help. For example, "If you need help with the project, I'd be happy to assist. It would be helping me develop my skills as well."
Late Friday, First Look Media, which was founded by Mr. Omidyar, said that in keeping with its mission to protect the First Amendment, it would be helping to organize supporting briefs for Gawker's appeal.
If the Scottish Parliament took on that burden, it would be helping better-off families while doing nothing for poor families.
That would be illegal, but at least it would be helping the part of the bank that performs the socially desirable activity of lending.
One one hand, Bear Stearns would be selling the deals to investors without telling them that a bearish hedge fund was the impetus for the transaction, Eichal told a colleague; on the other, it would be helping Paulson to wager against the deals.
"Yeah, this was by far the easiest wind for this golf course," said Mickelson, who hit only 4 fairways, but 17 greens, in a 67 that included a double bogey on No. 3. "It would be helping out of the right on 18.
"I mean, I love my family to death," he said, "but sometimes you need a break, you know?" Like most National Guardsmen at the time, Norris imagined that if all the training and hiking and going on maneuvers ever culminated in Alpha Company's seeing "action," it would be helping out with a natural disaster or, at most, perhaps a brief peacekeeping stint in Kosovo or Bosnia.
Because again, if we had a relationship with Russia, North Korea — which is our single biggest problem right now — North Korea, it would be helped a lot.
not pretended that local welfare needs the removal of the defendants' bridges at the expense of the dominant requirements of commerce with other States, but merely that it would be helped by raising them.
The aim of boosting trade with Africa is laudable, although it would be helped if ministers introduced a less hostile visa system and stopped seeing the continent through the prism of aid.
There are times in my career where I can see it would be helped by having a bit more of a profile, but it's not like I refuse to do interviews, no not at all".
It would be helped, however, with the £9.5bn additional stimulus in the SNP manifesto.
