The phrase "aid completion" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to providing assistance in completing a task or process, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The software is designed to aid completion of the project by providing necessary resources."
Alternatives: "assist in completion" or "support the completion".
Students past the fifth year are not eligible for awards that do not directly aid completion of the dissertation.
93 We will provide participants with a resource use log to aid completion of the questionnaire.
We may then recruit 15 new data gatherers to aid completion of the project.
39 Pictures of standardised serving sizes and an American-to-English food translation sheet (ie, 'Catsup'=tomato 'Ketchup') were used to aid completion of the questionnaire.
There may be a need to employ a variety of methods to improve response rates such as incentives, data collection at primary care centres and translation of the measures to aid completion among diverse populations.
Speculatively, this arrangement would suggest that the N-terminal segment emerges from the TOM complex into the IMS and is immediately captured by TRIAP1 and subsequent folding of the PRELIDs would aid completion of their import.
Patients agreeing to participate will be invited to complete a simple diary as a memory aid to assist completion of the 6-month questionnaire.
After 5 years the committee will meet at least twice a year to aid in completion of the thesis in a timely manner.
In this article, we describe the rectal cancer staging proforma and image interpretation techniques to aid its completion.
Results from this study along with defined benchmarks could contribute to the WHO SARA survey as well as the DHS survey to provide countrywide information and thus aid the completion of a global database of surgical capacity.
The participation rate for screening was reduced in the decision aid group: completion of faecal occult blood testing was 59% v 75% in the control group (16% difference, 8% to 24%; P=0.001).
