The phrase "aid for securing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to assistance or support aimed at achieving security or safety in a particular context.
Example: "The organization provided aid for securing the necessary permits to ensure the project could proceed without legal issues."
Alternatives: "assistance in obtaining" or "support for achieving".
Their assignment would be short term and aimed at guarding supply routes for aid shipments, securing airfields, clearing ordnance and ensuring the safety of returning United Nations agencies and nongovernmental organizations.
Our pre-election poll found that registered voters were more than three times as likely to vote for candidates who favored increasing the minimum wage, increasing student aid, securing health care for all regardless of employment status, and guaranteeing paid sick days for all workers.
A statute making an appropriation to pay the claim was thus a condition precedent to liability on the part of Massie to Calhoun; and the thing contracted for was Calhoun's aid in securing its enat ment.
In response, Morton asked for federal aid to help secure the Indiana public's support of the Union.
Unfortunately, neither my colleagues nor I have any idea whether we'll actually be able to travel to Myanmar, as it has been difficult for aid workers to secure visas for entering the country.
American and British dead number around 50.See article: Bringing in reinforcementsUmm Qasr, Iraq's main port and a vital conduit for humanitarian aid, was secured after several days of guerrilla attacks by Iraqi forces.
This month, Catholic Charities provided another kind of aid, securing $400 from the Neediest Cases Fund to pay medical bills for arthritis medication for Mr. and Mrs. Chan.
The New York Times recently ran a story about five Yazidi girls who have managed to escape their captors, and humanitarian aid has been secured for Yazidis still clinging to areas in the Sinjar region.
And if Congress, as its sponsors hope, sends the bill to President Bush before the July 4 recess, it will be Mr. Reed who emerges as one of the big winners on Capitol Hill, not only by securing aid for troubled borrowers back home but also because the legislation creates an affordable housing fund that he has been fighting for since he won a second term in 2002.
The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, in the "D" version, states that William visited England in the later part of 1051, perhaps to secure confirmation of the succession, or perhaps William was attempting to secure aid for his troubles in Normandy.
