The part of the sentence "aid given by" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used when referring to help or assistance provided by one source to another. For example: "The aid given by the government helped the communities affected by the hurricane."
It commemorates the aid given by one oppressed minority to another.
It is the unlimited aid given by the United States that is to-day winning the war.
She also blamed the regime for not alerting its people to the coming cyclone and suggested that the Burmese army may misuse any aid given by the US.
Their marriage showed its first public signs of deterioration in 1992, when Ms. Higuchi said some of Mr. Fujimori's relatives were skimming off aid given by Japan.
Other material includes witness statements, lists of arrest records, documents on the "mutual aid" given by other police forces, as well as photographs and film of the day.
Countries could either be paid by "voluntary funding" — rather like existing official aid given by one country to another, or cash could be linked to carbon markets.
In her continuing fight against anti-competitive behaviour by global corporations and the unfair aid given to them by member states, Vestager is aided by robust European legislation that allows her, for example, to fine guilty firms up to 10% of their global turnover.
The settlement was named in 1840 in recognition of the aid given the company by Arthur Wellesley, 1st duke of Wellington.
Schäuble also insisted that the European Central Bank's independence needs to be defended and respected, and told MPs that the Bundesbank would be given the opportunity to debate any direct aid given to banks by the ESM (assuming the German Constitutional Court gives its approval tomorrow).
Yegor Ligachev, the head of the Soviet delegation to the Congress, surprised the Vietnamese and many foreign observers by announcing an economic aid package 8 9 million rubles (11 13 million US dollars) at the time, and was about equal per capita of aid given to South Vietnam by the United States before 1975.
Describes his trek, arranged by an outfit called Mountain Travel; and indicates the amount of aid given to the little country by Sir Edmund Hillary, the first man to conquer Mt. Everest.
