The phrase "aid forces" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military or humanitarian assistance, referring to groups or units that provide support or help.
Example: "The aid forces were deployed to assist the affected regions after the natural disaster."
Alternatives: "assistance troops" or "support units".
Its regulators turned down its request for additional aid, forcing it to obtain more expensive financing from bondholders.
The tight federal budgets yield a zero-sum game, where increases in one form of federal student aid force cuts in other forms of student aid.
Finland has thrown the Greek bailout into confusion by demanding collateral from Athens in exchange for new aid, forcing a flurry of negotiations.
The United States invaded the island of Grenada in 1983, killing more than two dozen Cubans and expelling the remainder of the Cuban aid force from the island.
Yet it wasn't until June that the Education Department cut off the schools' access to federal aid, forcing it to sell or close.
Systematic violations of international human rights law have created abject poverty and reduced approximately 1.7 million people to "beneficiaries" of international aid, forced into dependency as the result of a human-made, and completely preventable, humanitarian crisis.
Over the past decade, Paterson officials said the city's 54 public schools have accrued a $280 million shortfall in state aid, forcing the district to cut more than 500 education positions between 2010 and 2017.
The Spaniard's wing panel twice became stuck open when he used his DRS overtaking aid, forcing him to pit both times for mechanics adjust it.
They argue that cuts to state aid force local taxpayers to pick up more of the costs and that the Christie administration is ignoring the state formula.
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