The phrase "aid assimilation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing support or assistance in the process of integrating or adapting to a new environment or culture.
Example: "The program is designed to aid assimilation for immigrants by providing language classes and cultural orientation."
Alternatives: "facilitate integration" or "support adaptation".
The physiological effects of HS is widely documented [22, 23] and summarized as a result of enhance nutrient use efficiency, aiding assimilation of both macro and micronutrients and promoting plant growth by induction of carbon, nitrogen, and secondary metabolism [21].
Finally, it is possible return and extend the conclusion of Nardi and colleagues [21] saying that plant co-inoculation with DEB and HS, besides induction of lateral root formation and root hair initiation, enhance nutrient use efficiency, aiding assimilation and promoting plant growth by the induction of carbon, nitrogen, and secondary metabolism.
Nonetheless, early feedback from peer reviewers and conference delegates suggests that this method of displaying summary data does aid the assimilation of a complex set of findings.
In 870 a separate Bulgarian Orthodox Church was established, affirming Bulgaria's emergence as a separate nation and culture and thus aiding the assimilation of the Bulgars by the Slavic majority they had conquered.
The council's report recommends that Europe take the lead in rebuilding the Balkans and aiding their assimilation, using the carrot of admission to the European Union to encourage sweeping economic and political reforms that could reduce corruption, attract foreign investments and nurture democracy.
This might be because part of what they would save is invested in acquiring human capital that aids in assimilation such as learning German.
Nardi et al. [25] summarize the effect of humic substances on plant growth as a result of the enhancement of nutrient use efficiency, aiding the assimilation of both macro- and microelements and the induction of carbon, nitrogen, and secondary metabolism.
Hull House was well known for its success in aiding American assimilation, especially with immigrant youth.
This approach reduces the amount of text for respondents to read and aids the assimilation of information when interpreting completed questionnaires.
