The phrase "aid in bringing about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assistance or support in achieving a particular outcome or result.
Example: "The new policy is designed to aid in bringing about significant improvements in employee productivity."
Alternatives: "help to achieve" or "assist in causing".
The freedmen zealously aided in bringing about this marriage, since Agrippina had a son, Domitius, who was already nearing man's estate, and they wished to bring him up as Claudius' successor in the imperial office so that they might suffer no harm at the hands of Britannicus for having caused the death of his mother, Messalina.
Reiff concedes that holding particular groups responsible for harm can do good things in the world, e.g., deter these groups from performing harmful actions in the future, aid us in bringing about social order more generally, and provide communities with a basis for justice.
Well-designed research protocols help in bringing about these improvements.
Threatening to cut off aid is almost certain to fail in bringing about political change in Egypt, Pakistan or any country that the United States has a strategic interest in supporting.
Our results add to the growing body of evidence regarding the importance of transient dynamics in bringing about variability that in some cases may aid in the choice of alternate cell fates [66], [67].
Aid for economic growth and aid for vaccines bring about change in very different ways.
And forget about enlisting Russian aid in bringing order to Iraq without crushing the hope of political freedom.
By doing so, they aid in bringing together multiple proteins in both time and space [ 40].
Most fundamentally, Serwer stresses that civilians diplomats, aid workers, UN officials, humanitarians, police trainers, lawyers, judges, entrepreneurs can and should be involved in helping bring about peace.
It was intended to help bring about positive change in Africa through a fair trade-based relationship rather than by direct aid.
