The phrase "aid employed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing assistance or support that has been utilized or put into action.
Example: "The aid employed during the disaster relief efforts significantly improved the situation for the affected communities."
Alternatives: "assistance utilized" or "support applied".
Solutions that we have put in place include training teachers in mental health first aid, employing a team of counsellors for drop-in sessions and developing a more proactive mental health and wellbeing course within our personal, social, health and economic programme.
The shooting took place on a three-building campus where Rite Aid employs around 1,300 people, Harford County spokeswoman Cindy Mumby told HuffPost.
Participants felt they had greater understanding of diabetes and its risk factors as a result of the course and the visual aids employed.
Today her company is the world leader in sales of "sexual aids", employing over 1,500 employees in 60 countries.
The noise reduction techniques used in hearing aids employ either a single-microphone or multiple microphones.
Decision aids employ interactive media to convey health information, help patients clarify their values, and choose health options that are consistent with their values.
Most of the victims worked for aid contractors employed by NATO countries, with fewer victims among traditional nonprofit aid groups.
In contrast, he said, the international aid organizations employed talented Afghan medics and other workers who were experienced from decades of distributing aid in Afghanistan.
A simple, collapsible conveyor belt harvest aid is employed (in this case, for cauliflower harvest) in this YouTube video.
One longtime Sudanese aid worker employed by an international charity, Adel Hamad, was just released by the U.S. in December after five years in captivity.
