The phrase "aid contributed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assistance or support provided in a particular context, such as a project or initiative.
Example: "The aid contributed by various organizations was crucial in the success of the relief efforts."
Alternatives: "assistance provided" or "support given".
Mr. Giuliani's grudge against Legal Aid contributed to a deterioration in the quality of representation.
Moscato said that data used to calculate the index, including a "very restrictive definition" of students receiving financial aid, contributed to the University's position in the ranking.
The Fed's statement, with its mix of grim tidings and welcome aid, contributed to wild market oscillations as investors struggled to make sense of the economy and the path ahead.
The extra-long duration of jobless aid contributed to a backlash at the state level, where Republicans sought to chip away at the initial 26 weeks.
The purpose of this study is to evaluate how a self-administered decision aid contributed to decision making about driving retirement by individuals living with dementia.
It was concluded that contralateral stimulation (with bilateral CIs or unilateral CI plus hearing aid) contributed to significantly improved language outcomes.
The UK was one of the first to step forward with aid, contributing around $60m£38m8m) to the World Food Programme.
The financial aid initiative also included reductions in the Student Effort — the amount students receiving financial aid contribute toward their Yale education — that benefitted all financial aid recipients.
Last December Yale announced reductions in Student Effort — the amount students receiving financial aid contribute toward their Yale education — that benefit all financial aid recipients.
University Director of Financial Aid Caesar Storlazzi also recently announced that Student Effort — the amount students receiving financial aid contribute toward their Yale education — will not increase for the 2017-2018 academic year.
Much of what is being distributed now pays the price of keeping local politicians amenable to troubled detention centres on Manus Island, in Papua New Guinea, and on the microstate of Nauru, where Australia sends its unwanted asylum-seekers.America is still the region's second-biggest giver of aid, contributing $1.7 billion between 2006 and 2013.
