The phrase "acts of aid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to specific actions taken to provide help or assistance to others.
Example: "The organization is dedicated to performing acts of aid in communities affected by natural disasters."
Alternatives: "acts of assistance" or "acts of support".
"The acts of aid and comfort have been ceaseless, often reducing our parents to tears of shock and awe".
The article also ignores the many tangible acts of aid and comfort that Siddha Yoga practitioners have provided in this time of crisis: establishing a fund to support children of victims; donating equipment to relief workers; providing volunteer grief counseling.
Some of the more visible acts of aid by journalists provoked hand-wringing, and even led one organization, the Society of Professional Journalists, to issue a statement admonishing self-promotion.
International legal obligations, he says, "are of sufficient force to cover rendition, which amounts to a conspiracy of torture, or at least an act of aiding and abetting it".The UK, now it has been made aware of the illegal use of Diego Garcia, has a duty not to renew the lease.
The closing arguments in the trial of Bradley Manning, where prosecutors are trying to persuade the judge that leaking to the press constitutes the treasonous act of aiding the enemy, came fast on the heels of the most significant bipartisan response to leak-based national security journalism that we have seen since the 1970s: Wednesday's vote on the Amash amendment in the House.
Thus sebum acts to aid retention of moisture within the skin, conserve body water and reduce heat loss in conditions of low humidity and temperature.
Although this high level of paternal transmission could potentially act to aid the spread of the virus, the reduced transmission by maternally infected daughters means that, over all, the virus is transmitted at a similar rate to DAffSV.
Through the acts of an immigrant aid society, my great-grandfather was given a proper burial, and my great-grandmother received food and necessities to survive.
Manning will be stuck behind bars for acts of espionage and aiding the enemy, for, well, ever.
Manning may enter the history books as a traitor and sentenced to rot behind bars for acts of espionage and aiding the enemy.
"That is not a proper use," she said, of admission tests like the ACT or SAT or of aid dollars.
