The phrase "aid existing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to providing assistance to something that is already in place or established, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We aim to aid existing programs that support community development."
Alternatives: "support current" or "assist established".
As such, the community professed a need for the development of a toolkit approach that will aid existing new university and academic-led presses, as well as those universities and academics that are thinking of setting up their own publishing initiatives.
This may not not get any of that prestige attention, but it'll most certainly aid existing conversations.
Last month, Bill Dudley, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, crushed hopes that the Fed may step in to aid existing borrowers.
In determining trends over time in foodborne illness, Internet search queries will greatly aid existing systems.
We highlight how mental health processes complement and aid existing models for SGBV primary prevention.
New processing aids or existing processing aids with new food uses require an application to modify the Standard Food Code.
may include project elements designed to aid the existing fixed guideway system in making substantial progress towards achieving a state of good repair.
Provided the beds are scaled to hydrodynamic similarity, local heat transfer coefficients measured in the cold model bed can be translated into local hot-bed convective coefficients with the aid of existing correlations for the gas and particle convective components.
With the aid of existing resources and expert coders, we have developed mapping tables to convert ICD-9-CM diagnosis codes used in some existing databases to SNOMED-CT and MedDRA.
However, the increase in familiarity has to be combined with an appropriate social distance, based on the respect for privacy and the minimization of disruption, with the aid of existing networks and key informants.
It imputes the proportion of categorised funding that directly benefits WCH by (1) directly asking multilateral organisations to estimate percentage of funds benefiting WCH and (2) for bilateral aid, using existing demographics and its relation to disease burden and mortality.
