The phrase "aid in providing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assistance or support in the process of supplying or delivering something.
Example: "The organization aims to aid in providing essential resources to underserved communities."
Alternatives: "assist in delivering" or "help in supplying".
I seem to recall GM getting a bit of aid in providing wheeled transportation that costs less than an Aston.
Prediction models from the Box Behnken designs will aid in providing a better guide to the milling process and milled product characteristics.
The new rule would go further, ensuring that all employees and volunteers for health care entities can refuse to aid in providing any treatment they object to, which could include not only abortion and sterilization but also contraception.
The data gathered can be applied for the ergonomic design of workstations, personal protective equipment, tools, interface systems, and furniture that aid in providing a safer, more productive, and user-friendly workplace for the Filipino working population.
Ultimately the goal is to develop novel technologies that directly or indirectly aid in providing neuroprotection and/or a permissive environment and active signaling cues for guided axon growth.
"These citizen soldiers will provide much-needed support to state and local first responders, many of whom have spent the last several days working around the clock responding to record rainfall and flooding," Governor Nixon said in a press release, adding that the Guard would aid in "providing security in evacuated areas and directing traffic from road closures".
Thus, it became very clear during this conference the importance and the role of digital activism and how it aids in providing new perspectives surrounding civil rights and liberation.
While Deep Learning aids in providing a semantic and relational understanding of the data, a vector representation (corresponding to the extracted representations) of data instances would provide faster searching and information retrieval.
For instance, John Martin Fischer and Mark Ravizza hold that an account of guidance control aids in providing the conditions of application for the concept of moral responsibility, a concept that they maintain is Strawsonian (1998, pp.1 27).
This information could be relevant for aiding in providing informed consent for cardiac surgery patients.
GS contributed to the generation of some of the datasets and aided in providing a biological context for the results.
