The phrase "aid academics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to providing support or assistance to academic professionals or scholars in their work or research.
Example: "The new grant program is designed to aid academics in their pursuit of innovative research projects."
Alternatives: "support scholars" or "assist researchers".
19 -- A black-tie dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria will aid academic programs and scholarships at Manhattan College, in the Riverdale section of the Bronx.
The campaign supported financial aid, academic chair endowment, and new capital projects.
The problem is, of course, that many admissions, financial aid, academic administration, and finance officers fail to talk to one another to develop a coordinated effort to recruit, retain, graduate, and place their students.
Aid workers, academics and experts debate what comes after a war.
Hundreds of civil society groups, aid agencies, academics and representatives from the private sector are expected to be in New York to lobby members.
The survey was based on responses from more than 200 aid professionals, academics, health workers, policymakers, journalists and development specialists chosen for their expertise in gender issues.
Thomson Reuters asked more than 200 aid professionals, academics, health workers, policy makers, journalists and development specialists from five continents to rank countries on their overall perception of danger for women as well as by six risk categories, from health to violence to religious and other factors.
For years, diplomats, aid workers, academics and government officials here have been vexed almost to the point of paralysis about how to attack this country's staggering problem of sexual violence, in which hundreds of thousands of women have been raped, many quite sadistically, by the various armed groups who haunt the hills of eastern Congo.
It is now widely accepted that placements boost students' employability and aid their academic development.
