The phrase "aid in facilitating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing support or assistance in making a process easier or more efficient.
Example: "The new software will aid in facilitating communication between team members."
Alternatives: "help in promoting" or "assist in enabling".
Long hair, for instance, "can aid in facilitating an escape," Ms. Thornton added, saying it could be used as a disguise, or to hide weapons or even as a weapon.
The Internet and virtual communities in particular may aid in facilitating this process.
Her workshops aid in facilitating dialogue that helps bridge the gaps and resolve racial and cultural divides.
Although one may hypothesize the F-actin and microtubule networks of EP bridges aid in facilitating the possible transport of cellular material between cells in type I bridges, while in type II bridges cell migration may be mediated by a combination of the distinct cytoskeletal networks within both the EP bridges and the migrating cells.
Additionally, recognition of this programme by relevant national bodies/organizations would boost the morale of the graduates as well as aid in facilitating their promotions and suitable placements.
8 We tested the effectiveness of a decision aid in facilitating understanding, involvement, and informed choice about participation in screening for bowel cancer among a sample of participants with low education.
This keeps the skin moist and this condition aids in facilitating the establishment of the infection.
Though Israel has voiced complaints about foreign financial support for the authority, it has not objected to assistance in facilitating the aid, I.M.F. officials say.
Further, incorporating evidence from external sources, in this particular case the ACT-1 and ULTRA-2 trials 10, 13 can aid strongly in facilitating a valid ITC meta-analysis.
This protocol, which incorporates the analytic hierarchy process (AHP), is designed as a decision aid for use in facilitating decision making about whether or not to have a screening examination.
The capacity for the laboratory physician to interact directly with the treating physician greatly aids medical care, for example in facilitating appropriate prioritization of critical specimens, explaining equivocal or unexpected results, and quickly recognizing inadequate specimens and what can be done to get a result helpful to the patient as soon as possible.
