The phrase "aid and security for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing support and protection provided to individuals, groups, or nations.
Example: "The organization aims to provide aid and security for vulnerable communities affected by natural disasters."
Alternatives: "assistance and protection for" or "support and safety for".
"As for providing enough aid and security for the Syrians, Saudi Arabia will do everything within its capabilities to help in this," he said.
Can Obama finally get tough, and trade U.S. foreign aid and security for Israeli fair-dealing on this question?
My colleague Robyn Yaker (left), who is spearheading the International Rescue Committee's programs to increase aid and security for women and girls in Haiti, tells me that in a disaster like this, women and girls are uniquely affected.
The Norwegian welfare system provides financial aid and security for individuals unable to work.
But those officials hinted that Pyongyang might be willing to trade its nuclear program, or part of it, for aid and security guarantees.
The chief North Korean negotiator of closer relations between North and South, once a confidant of Mr Kim, is rumoured to have been sent to a labour camp and even shot, possibly for taking bribes.Mr Kim has played high-stakes games before, only to return to the six-party talks aimed at getting North Korea to dismantle his programmes in return for aid and security guarantees.
Mindful of this concern, Washington emphasized that Mr. Bosworth was traveling with a narrow agenda: determining whether the North planned to return to six-nation nuclear talks and to recommit itself to a 2005 pledge to give up its nuclear assets in return for aid and security guarantees.
The Bush administration should embrace Beijing's welcome intercession and be ready to explore a comprehensive deal that would end North Korea's nuclear ambitions in exchange for international aid and security guarantees.
Since then, China and the United States have lead a regional effort to try to persuade North Korea to give up its weapons, most likely in return for economic aid and security guarantees.
His father held out the possibility of scrapping the program in return for economic aid and security guarantees and even struck a deal with the Clinton administration, though the North later violated it.
Providing unrestricted access and security for aid groups could save hundreds of thousands of lives over the next few months.
