The phrase "to help this effort" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to describe something that you are doing to support a goal or initiative. For example, "We are donating money to help this effort to clean up the local park."
And your article has moved me to find ways to help this effort and not just bemoan the current status.
And we will support increased British and international business activity in the region, with the business secretary, Sajid Javid, leading a business taskforce to help this effort.
"Senator Obama has said consistently that if folks want to help this effort, they should do so through our campaign".
To help this effort, earlier this week I launched a Health Insurance Resource Center on my Senate website, www.rockefeller.senate.gov, with that goal in mind.
To both open and test the market, the executive said, Jaunt aims to create as many as 1,000 pieces of content in the next 18 months, and has established an office in Los Angeles to help this effort.
To help this effort, we analysed the HT 14-3-3-capture data sets using the filters available in ANIA.
The Romney super PAC, which so far has spent more than all the other independent groups combined, including those supporting the president, is run by close political and personal associates; the candidate has urged his campaign aides to help this "independent" effort.
Since its beginnings about a half-century ago, the federation has spent about $40 million in an unceasing effort to help this superb game fish survive.
In an effort to help this generation heal stress, I have asked my children and hundreds of my patients what their greatest stressors are.
In the most tragic of circumstances they volunteered to make their very best efforts to help this young child".
In February 2005, the Human Resources Administration overhauled its efforts to help this population, creating WeCare, which stands for Wellness, Comprehensive Assessment, Rehabilitation and Employment.
