The phrase "aid governments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing support or assistance provided to governmental bodies or agencies.
Example: "Non-profit organizations often aim to aid governments in their efforts to improve public health."
Alternatives: "assist governments" or "support governments".
Thus came the first politicisation of the tsunami aid: governments using it to win votes at home.Then came the use of aid to score old points.
Sticking points are understood to include what guarantees the Scottish government can offer Liberty House without breaching EU rules on how much aid governments can offer businesses.
What legislative changes do they think they will need to aid governments and the EU in addressing the refugee crisis and ensuring long-term stability in Europe?
But while Mr. Schmidt and Mr. Cohen tell us that the death of privacy will aid governments in "repressive autocracies" in "targeting their citizens," they also say governments in "open" democracies will see it as "a gift" enabling them to "better respond to citizen and customer concerns".
Previous research suggests that sound public participation practices can aid governments be more open, transparent, and responsive (Shah 2007).
This analysis was conducted from the publicly funded healthcare system perspective to aid governments and donor organizations in decisions about whether to introduce rotavirus vaccination during a humanitarian emergency.
Some financial institutions that serve government employees are advertising special programmes to aid government workers.
Multiattribute utility analysis has been used widely to aid government decision makers.
Mr. Premji recently gave his nonprofit organization shares in Wipro worth $2 billion to start a university and aid government-run schools in rural towns and villages.
In the information age, data is power, and the ability to mine it can boost business profits, save patients' lives and aid government security.
The brief is basically to aid government, non-profit, or other organizations' staff in understanding what some of the people they are serving have to go through.
