The phrase "aid as part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assistance or support that is included within a larger context or framework.
Example: "The organization provides aid as part of its commitment to community development."
Alternatives: "assistance included in" or "support as a component of".
"And the government is hindering humanitarian aid as part of its plan".
In recent years the Ministry of Justice has severely restricted access to legal aid as part of its austerity programme.
FARM ASSISTANCE Agreed to include $6 billion in emergency farm aid as part of $60 billion agriculture spending bill.
In May 1577 White sailed on the ship Aid as part of an expedition to America commanded by Martin Frobisher.
His philosophy seems to have carried over to city workers who wrongly view diverting people from food aid as part of their job.
Other English forces, West Midlands and West Yorkshire, have both announced they also want military aid as part of Operation Temperer.
One academically based breast cancer clinic implements decision and communication aids as part of routine clinical care.
Although schools in England are obliged to teach pupils about HIV and Aids as part of the science curriculum, campaigners say the approach is "patchy".
The Coast Guard's deed required the construction and maintenance of beacon lights or other navigational aids as part of the Coast Guard's new training facility.
Among the 13 interview respondents, all of whom had received all the decision and communication aids as part of the previous randomized controlled trial, 10 (77%) were willing to pay something for access to one or more of the tools.
Lawmakers in Albany said yesterday that Gov. George E. Pataki was pushing the State Legislature to approve the aid Monday as part of a larger health care package.
