The phrase 'which helps achieve' is perfectly usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that will contribute to the attainment of a goal or outcome. For example, "We have developed a new online learning platform which helps achieve greater student engagement and success."
Companies taking part that have successfully reduced their emissions were shown to be open-minded about who can help them achieve their goals and also benefited from strong leadership, which helped achieve buy-in from everyone in the company.
Vietnamese salad, always a tad sweet, profits from the usual addition of slightly tart green papaya; instead, this kitchen added shards of kiwi, which helped achieve the tangy balance, while more crunchiness was supplied by jicama, peanuts and fried vermicelli.
Part of it has to do with the extensive amount of time Mr. Apted spent filming each couple -- about 50 hours for an individual segment running fewer than 15 minutes -- which helped achieve a certain comfort between the filmmaker and his subjects.
Ministers injected enthusiasm and ambition into the talks on Friday, which helped achieve Saturday night's progress.
The aim is to leverage this global knowledge and create solutions which help achieve lasting benefits for children," says Dr. Sharad Sapra, Director of UNICEF's Division of Communication.
In the 1970s, Lutwak introduced the dual mixed volume and hence developed the dual Brunn-Minkowski theory, which helped achieving a major breakthrough in the solution of the Busemann-Petty problem in the 1990s.
t "We purposely avoided the Mystic clam chowder-rope chair-seaside village approach, but wanted to celebrate a more sophisticated urban steakhouse look, which the painting helps achieve," Mr. Pennette said.
"[We] will look at models which can help achieve this, for example, the dedicated LGBT mental health service which has been established in Brighton".
I hope to be able to offer another perspective which will help achieve understanding and acceptance of energy that will help us all.
A. Patients would have an opportunity to talk about their lives and say their goodbyes, which would help achieve some sense of closure, not only for the dying but also for the people who will grieve them.
