The phrase "aid in further" is not correct as it stands and may be incomplete.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express assistance in advancing or promoting something, but it typically requires additional context or words to be grammatically correct.
Example: "We hope to aid in further development of the project through our collaboration."
Alternatives: "assist in advancing" or "help in promoting".
The described analytical protocol can aid in further studies of the apple metabolome.
This study will aid in further optimization of MCs to ultimately maximum performance.
This study will aid in further understanding of interactions between the OMPs and MOF-derived carbon-based materials.
The accumulation of these digitally analyzed data will aid in further understanding the appropriate intervals of operation and will contribute to more accurate regional environmental assessments.
This study provides some fundamental background information that will aid in further designing polymeric gene vectors for the optimal manipulation of pancreatic islets prior to transplantation.
The data obtained from these optimal experiments should be rich enough to aid in further unravelling the studied IAA production mechanism.
However, studies that can aid in furthering their priorities, namely innovation, teacher recruitment and social and emotional learning will have a higher likelihood of being conducted successfully.
These keys (when leveraged as tools) aid in furthering the cause of social justice and opening the doors to the realization of justice.
Pew's relationship with Arnold began only recently, when the two groups joined forces to aid in furthering each other's reach.
The Advocacy for neuroacanthocytosis patients and leading medical schools co-sponsor international symposia annually to also aid in furthering the research that is being done.
The overall metabolic pattern of the metabolites from the targeted approach matched with that exhibited across M1-M5 of the metabolomics experiment, and aided in further identifying the presence of compounds that were below the limit of detection in metabolomics.
