The phrase 'lend a hand for' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to offer help to someone. For example, "I'd like to lend a hand for whoever needs help with their project."
"Emoji lend a hand for doing that in writing".
Please get out of the new one if you can't lend a hand, for the times they are a-changin'".
They will drop everything to lend a hand for one of your projects, to calm you down when it's 2 00 in the morning and you need to talk about that internet troll who hurt your feelings, or to come hold your babies when you just want some warm food.
Another important strength is that even though data used for the study are not clinical or longitudinal data, they lend a hand for assessing the determinants of childhood morbidity in the 2 weeks prior to the survey.
In the absence of longitudinal and clinical data, cross-sectional surveys lend a hand for assessing the determinants and patterns of childhood diarrhea in the two weeks preceding the survey.
(See the list of 100 essential jazz albums that the magazine's editor, David Remnick, put together, and on which I lent a hand, for some recommended titles).
In fact with Howard's former "enforcer" Tony Nutt overseeing the prime ministerial transition and his old press secretary Tony O'Leary lending a hand for a while, the office changeover had a back to the future flavour.
Hürriyet Daily News - Turkey NGO lends a hand for care of young victims of violence According to UNICEF data, at least 42,000 children are estimated to be living or working on the streets in Turkey, although unofficial estimates are as high as 80,000.
They cry for us to lend a hand, time for us to take a stand.
Her description was as follows: You choose an organic farm somewhere in the world, email them and ask to stay for two to four weeks, and then travel there and lend a hand in exchange for room and board.
"In the social care field, there is a lot of concern from older and vulnerable people about contacting a charity," says Andy Murphy, chief executive of Homeshare, which was honoured last year for its work matching elderly householders with young people able to keep an eye on their welfare, and to lend a hand, in return for a cheap room.
