“will help to find” is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about something that will lead to the discovery or uncovering of something else. For example, “This map will help to find the lost city.”.
Since low sensitivity (i.e. overlapping of QUS parameters measured from osteoporosis patients and normal people) is currently the most significant problem in QUS based osteoporosis diagnosis [ 7], if this hypothesis is valid, the findings will help to find a possible way to overcome this significant shortcoming in bone QUS osteoporosis diagnosis.
Among other things, the Webb will help to find dwarf planets, comets and Kuiper-belt objects.
The appointment of Jones Day will help to find the answers.
It will help to find a good data source to work with first and start asking questions second.
Make it clear that you understand how heavily your boss relies on you and that you will help to find and develop a good replacement.
The satellite communication of OnStar will help to find you if you're lost or open your doors if you lock yourself out.
Dr Hannaford hopes that robotics researchers and amateurs will then help to find and fix bugs in the open-source code.
Furthermore, the accumulation of genomic and transcriptomic data for more over-producing strains will also help to find out the causal variations which directly contribute to antibiotic production.
Future research will hopefully help to find out if a shorter application time for the post contamination treatment of hands provides more benefits or more risks.
The families will also be helped to find employment and take part in volunteering and training schemes.
We will help you to find Gaddafi and to bring him to justice, and we want to help you to take the dangerous weapons out of Libya".
