The phrase "aid appears" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the emergence or presence of assistance or support in a situation.
Example: "In times of crisis, aid appears from various organizations to help those in need."
Alternatives: "assistance emerges" or "support is evident."
Most aid appears to be in the open.
Fortunately, the long and troubling decline in aid appears to have been halted.
Ford's decision not to take billions of dollars in federal aid appears to have improved its image.
The proposed list of "objective evidence of domestic violence", required to qualify for legal aid, appears restrictively narrow, the letter adds.
In general, aid appears to work best when it is focused on health, education and microfinance (although microfinance has been somewhat less successful in Africa than in Asia).
We find evidence of strong anticipation effects immediately after the announcement of the MCC, while increasing uncertainty about the timing and amount of MCC aid appears to have weakened the incentive to fight corruption over time.
It was more than expected, but roughly two-thirds of the aid appeared to be in the form of loans.
Unfortunately, these troops — supported with tens of millions of dollars in American aid — appear even less able to police this wild frontier than were the canny British.
The aid appeared to derive in part from how the union's director of retired players, Andre Collins, played briefly with Joshua Schwager at Penn State in the late 1980s and knew the family.
The Russian aid appeared to signal confidence that important votes in Parliament expected this week, to amend the Constitution and form a new cabinet, will go in Russia's favor.
At "intake," Gregory Copeland, a staff attorney at Legal Aid, appeared before a group of between ten and twenty detainees, and he and a colleague made a short presentation in English and Spanish.
