The phrase 'last-minute help' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are talking about help that is requested or provided at the very last moment before a deadline. Example sentence: I was struggling to get the project done on time, but luckily, my friend provided me with some last-minute help.
Plot: The Tracker hunts down The Preacher, with a bit of last-minute help from Our Boys.
Mobile units were stationed in the street to provide last-minute help in filling out the tax forms.
But for those of us who have to navigate the real world, this holiday season the Internet offers more last-minute help than ever.
"My attitude is, if they are making these sacrifices to provide health care to all Americans, the least I can do is be around and provide them any encouragement and last-minute help".
Mr. Abashidze, who gave last-minute help to Mr. Shevardnadze in a failed tactical move, is now struggling to maintain his fief, having closed its border with Georgia and declared a state of emergency.
The Clinton campaign, meanwhile, has turned for last-minute help to Bruce Blair, a former nuclear-missile launch officer, who helped organize an open letter arguing that Trump shouldn't be trusted with the nuclear codes.
The party, looking quite likely to cede majority control of the House to Republicans, did its best to deploy all of its biggest weapons to help administer last-minute aid to key races around the nation.
However, he stuck to his position and, with-last minute help from John Prescott, he pulled it off.
A running buddy suggested joining her on a last-minute half marathon to help take my mind off it and provide an outlet for my grief.
JERUSALEM — For many Israelis, the 1973 Arab-Israeli war was their single most terrifying moment, when a woefully unprepared nation, deluded into believing that its neighbors regarded it as impregnable, suffered a devastating attack and struggled back to victory at enormous cost with last-minute American help.
They include Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota, an early supporter; Charlie Crist of Florida, whose last-minute endorsement helped Mr. McCain win that crucial swing state's primary; Jon Huntsman Jr. of Utah, an early supporter despite Mitt Romney's popularity in his state; and Mark Sanford of South Carolina, whose conservative reputation could help Mr. McCain with the base but who did not endorse him.
