The phrase 'to help doing' is not correct and it is not usable in written English.
To make the phrase grammatically correct, it should be 'to help do'. For example, "I offered to help do the dishes."
Then they swoop in to help, doing the most important digging themselves.
So this is a good project to help doing this.' (Doctor, Hospital B) Discharge arrangements emerged as a welcome catalyst for organisational change, which the doctors themselves had talked about for some time.
So this is a good project to help doing this.' (Doctor, Hospital B) 'I feel that we [doctors in the department] have talked about, that we in one way or another should move the control [of patients] outside [the hospital].
"This is meant to help do that".
We are prepared to help do that".
Louisiana may have a chance to help do that.
And what is one way to help do that?
And this panel is designed to help do that".
"Mr. Obama has a special obligation to help do so".
The White House counts on Republican overreaching to help do that, despite the struggling economy.
Well, I suggest, if you really want to help, don't you have to focus?
