The phrase "aid in favour of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing support or assistance for a particular cause, person, or action.
Example: "The organization aims to provide aid in favour of underprivileged children in the community."
Alternatives: "support for" or "assistance to".
Moreover, the World Bank and many Western donors were until recently shunning bricks-and-mortar aid in favour of health and education.
When he did speak publicly, he downplayed the death toll and rejected international aid in favour of a PRI-led emergency effort.
Meanwhile, UniCredit and Intesa Sanpaolo, Italy's two biggest banks, declined offers of state aid in favour of raising cash from investors instead.
Barclays - which of course has made a point of shunning UK government cash aid in favour of tapping middle eastern investors - was caught up in the slump, falling 12.8p to 339.8p.
In another inquiry it will assess whether a widely reported land transfer between the city of Madrid and the club Real Madrid involved any state aid in favour of the club.
Jeffrey Sachs, another member of our advisory team, writes in the Financial Times today that rich countries should end bilateral aid in favour of "multi-donor pooled funding that has clear timelines, objectives and accountability".
Some backbenchers fear losing support over the issue to Ukip, which has campaigned to drastically reduce the foreign aid budget in favour of domestic spending.
The Treatment Action Campaign (TAC), which was gradually making progress in its fight for free Aids drugs for South Africans, was appalled at the claims Rath was making - that vitamins could reverse the course of Aids - and by the discovery that some people had stopped taking their Aids medicines in favour of Rath's product VitaCell.
Its willingness to disregard aid effectiveness principles in favour of its hierarchical 'business as usual' approach to development, poses some real concerns for the Platform.
Now resident in New York, where he runs an aid charity, Miliband argued in favour of Labour figures sharing platforms with Conservative rivals who had the common goal of staying in the EU.
The review also showed that exposure to decision aids reduced elective invasive surgery in favour of conservative options by 24% without adversely effecting patients' health outcomes, satisfaction, or anxiety.
