The phrase "aid balance" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to assistance in achieving balance, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The organization aims to provide aid balance to those struggling with mental health issues."
Alternatives: "support equilibrium" or "assist in balancing".
The exoskeleton ran down Mosko's legs to feet plates, powered by a small backpack and controlled partially through two walking sticks that were used to aid balance.
In order to aid balance, the pelvis has to tilt, causing the back to arch and breasts and bottom to jut.
The acrobatic nature of the sport helps to tone the core muscle group, which will aid balance when taking part in disciplines such as aerials and moguls.
The fly clearly looks as if it is hovering, legs slightly dropped, perhaps to aid balance as it lands, or in readiness to shoot off again.
Meanwhile, the United States, though it has just certified Bolivia as an anti-drugs ally, is cutting down its aid: balance-of-payments support, a euphemism for coca-eradication aid, is due to fall from $19m to zero this year, and some aid specifically directed against drugs is also to be cut.For the government, the UNDCP's initiative could therefore be very timely.
For you're first pair, you may want to request a model with a larger platform to aid balancing.
They also both had low, bowl-shaped pelves that also aided balance when standing upright.
Nordic walking poles activate muscles in the trunk and upper body while aiding balance.
Family, friends, and neighbors offered logistical support that aided balancing preexisting work and household responsibilities with new obligations.
Short-term and long, it would aid the balance of payments, now hit by low metals prices.
Another take on the long-gestating Toyota-Subaru sports car project, the Scion borrows Subaru's 2-liter opposed 4-cylinder, mounted as low and rearward as possible to aid handling balance.
