The phrase "with the help from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the source of assistance in completing a task. For example: I was able to finish the project on time with the help from my colleagues.
With the help from Catholic Charities, she is confident her family will make it through December.
The gap between military and civilian pay is real, even with the help from Congress in the last two years.
They found the second time round much more difficult (even with the help from the year before) and failed to gain a place.
With the help from his top two playmakers, Andy Dalton shook out of his mini-slump to finish 26 of 40 for 337 yards and 3 touchdowns.
He inherited the spot - with the help from a little payoff - from a Serbian friend who worked it the previous 15 years.
"Were they to gain those weapons either by their own efforts or with the help from an outlaw regime, no appeal to reason or morality would prevent them from committing the worst of terrors," he said.
She insisted her school was already improving and would meet the benchmark by 2011, partly with the help from the London Challenge scheme, which provides consultants to support the work of individual teachers and departments.
Along with the help from political ads, stations are also becoming more attractive to buyers because they are raising money, in the form of retransmission payments, from the cable and satellite distributors that retransmit their signals to subscribers.
With the help from WPT, each IMF derived from the EMD can truly become monocomponent.
SS managed the process of the data collection protocol with the help from colleague Patricia Pyke.
YL conducted the experiments with the help from TM, AZ, KHO, ZL, JY.
