'partially helps' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like "The extra funding partially helps to alleviate some of the pressures of the school budget."
But medicine only partially helps those who defend circumcision as a religious ritual.
Perhaps that partially helps to explain the furor surrounding Blizzard's Real ID during the summertime?
Indeed, ISC of Figure 2, by only allowing cooperation among the sectors of the same site, partially helps the UEs close to the site border, which however get better performance with SC of Figure 3.
The minimum wage partially helps offset that problem.
Limiting the age range to ages 50 84 partially helps to resolve this problem, as the Gompertz model fits exceptionally well in this age range.
Thus, not only does reducing mortality contribute to rapid population growth, it is the predominant cause, notwithstanding the partial virtuous cycle that reduced child mortality may partially help over time to reduce fertility levels.
The results — partially helped by the bank's decision to set aside less in reserves to cover troubled loans — narrowly beat the 73 cents a share that analysts were forecasting.
This has partially helped in keeping transportation costs at a relatively low level for some markets (country 2).
This bearish principle had partially helped shield GIC's investments in Wall Street banks from market volatility.
Among M patients, 67.4% stated that these medications relieve the pain if taken in time and will partially help in 27.9% of cases.
That division of the PC maker experienced 26% more revenue than last year which partially helped in the companies overall 11% revenue gain.
