"to help satisfy" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is being done to help accomplish a goal or provide satisfaction. For example, "We increased our staff to help satisfy customer demand."
Over the past decade, however, a handful of specialty shops have popped up to help satisfy the city's voracious sweet tooth, with a focus on American-made goodies.
So the best people to help satisfy my nosiness are the team at my own DVD subscription service Lovefilm, the UK's biggest online film rental company.
During the day, when water demand is higher, water flows out of the tank to help satisfy the peak hourly water needs.
Last month a federal bankruptcy judge awarded rights to the book to Mr. Goldman's family to help satisfy a $38 million wrongful-death judgment against Mr. Simpson.
The car would be sold to help satisfy the claims of Mr. Madoff's London creditors, which include the customers of his brokerage firm in New York.
Several current diets, like the Zone, by Barry Sears, celebrate almonds for their satiating qualities and their ability to help satisfy cravings for less healthy fats.
Allowing Chinese citizens to buy gold would help satisfy domestic saving and investment desires while also giving the government a means of regulating the money supply.
Its global life insurance division and its Asian insurance operations are being shifted into two special-purpose entities, where they will help satisfy debts to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Talking about it can only help satisfy both parties".
These constraints help satisfy assumptions regarding isotopic kinetics (41).
but they do help satisfy small cravings.
