The phrase "which helps streamline" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to explain how something simplifies a process or makes it more efficient. For example, "We implemented a new organizational system which helps streamline the workflow in our office."
Ms. von Tobel said clients had suggested the idea, which helps streamline interactions between the adviser and the customer.
Intel's' new processor features an impressive 12MB L3 cache, which helps streamline operation by limiting the number of times the CPU needs to access DDR3 memory.
Physicians and care providers can track patient responses to treatment, communicate with their patients and adjust treatments accordingly, which helps streamline the process for care providers.
Concord began life in 1985 making manufacturing-automation hardware and software for companies like General Motors GMM), which helped streamline the manufacturing process.
In December 2015 China introduced the country's first anti-domestic violence law, which prohibits any form of domestic violence, including psychological abuse, and helps streamline the process for obtaining restraining orders.
In November, the organization announced a partnership with ACT, the big college testing and work force development company, to develop a skills test to certify new recruits, which will help streamline their flow into jobs.
We welcome the draft Freedom of Information Act commitments, which would help streamline and centralize a patchwork system that has long been overly complicated for both the public and government officials.
The Internet company that Geddes founded is called Planesia.com., a site that helps streamline Internet shopping.
Richard Leslie says feedback from suppliers suggests they find the portal helps streamline the tender process.
However, it's easy to see how, should the model prove effective, the company could build out much larger kitchens that house multiple restaurant brands, which would undoubtedly help streamline the model further.
His position as commandant, the most senior post in the Coast Guard, lends Admiral Allen a gravitas that officials say should help streamline the federal response, which has been criticized as too slow.
