The phrase "required some help" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when indicating that assistance was needed for a particular task or situation.
Example: "After struggling with the project for hours, I finally admitted that I required some help to finish it on time."
Alternatives: "needed assistance" or "sought help."
Almost half of all nursing home residents require some help in eating and drinking, a task performed mostly by certified nurse's aides.
Getting to the next level requires some help from the critter's owner, who MacGyvers a stepped solution with some books (dude owns books, so he must be smart), echoing Wonga's new three-month flexi loan.
Operated by Atria, a company in Louisville, Ky., the building is intended for well-off elderly residents who have no medical need for a nursing home but may require some help taking care of themselves.
They are more akin to digital cameras, scanners and modems in that they can work beautifully but sometimes call for small configuration adjustments that require some help from tech support.
Little did Capote realise where it would lead, but he did know from the start that he would require some help, for his manner by now was hardly conducive to getting police officers to open up.
The participant did not die, but he was left disabled ( no. 3 in the modified Rankin scale = moderate disability; requiring some help, but able to walk without assistance).
The pilot program was so successful that it became a permanent program, and it was adapted to include students of all cultural backgrounds who have the potential to succeed but who require some help realizing their academic goals, as judged by the teachers, guidance counselors, and principals at each school.
I've always been very tidy it seems..but this job looks like it's gonna require some help.
Although they may require some help to identify good quality in food, these shoppers are ready to pay and willing to learn.
