"successfully assisted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that someone or something has achieved. For example: "She successfully assisted a group of students with their research project."
Historically, specially trained volunteers have successfully assisted in feeding residents, allowing certified assistants to spend time assisting residents with functions requiring more skilled training.
The firm of Spencer Stuart, which has successfully assisted Cornell in several recent searches, will provide support.
Mr Jabbour successfully assisted Portugal in renegotiating complex trades naively done with London banks during the financial crisis.
"If this is how Ward Connerly and his supporters go about getting initiatives on the ballot, what does it say about their integrity?" This is not the first time that Mr. Connerly, who has successfully assisted on similar proposals in California, Washington and Michigan, has been accused of deception.
In 1631 Jenatsch successfully assisted Henri, Duke de Rohan, who had been dispatched to the Grisons by Cardinal de Richelieu; but then Jenatsch negotiated with Austria and Spain (he had turned Roman Catholic in 1635) and established himself as a ruthless dictator in the Grisons.
Returning home still in need of funding, Aberhart authorized Hugill to negotiate for the services of Robert J. Magor, a Montreal financier who had successfully assisted the government of Newfoundland in emerging from dire financial straits.
Self-sufficiency, much less equality, would depend on his inclusion in a group of people the government could commit to successfully assisting.
The Essential Macleod Program (EMP) has been used to successfully assist in the design of a SiO2 protected Ag thin film.
Preliminary results indicate that the rules may successfully assist in the identification of the Bloom's taxonomy category correctly in the exam questions.
Obtained results indicated that the joint motion ranges are small, with no apparent branch interference, meaning that the proposed parallel mechanism can successfully assist the operation of the hip.
Consistent with former PCAOB employees successfully assisting audit firms in their effort to improve future inspections, we find a negative relation between the number of former PCAOB employees that a firm hires and the number of deficiencies reported in its future inspection reports.
