The phrase "aid in response to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assistance or support provided in reaction to a specific situation or need.
Example: "The organization provided aid in response to the natural disaster that affected the region."
Alternatives: "assistance in reaction to" or "support in reply to".
Several countries have pledged more aid in response to the crisis, but not nearly enough.
In retrospect, the numbers tell the story: Donors provided $2.2 billion of humanitarian aid in response to the earthquake.
This amounts to 14% of the government's annual revenue and 25 times more than was given by EU member states in aid in response to the disaster.
The US gave $730 million in aid in response to the disaster, said a report from Japan Centre for International Exchange.
The rights and development sceptics are also critical of aid conditionality – the withdrawal or threatened withdrawal of aid in response to human rights abuses.
(AP) AFRICA UGANDA: AID TO FIGHT EBOLA The European Commission said it would provide $212,000 in aid in response to an outbreak of Ebola fever in Gulu, in the north.
When invited by a state health department or national ministry of health, CDC's EIS Officers conduct field investigations, Epidemic-Aids (known as Epi-Aids), in response to acute public health needs in the United States and other countries.
We encourage future research to ascertain how such social support may operate – whether it diminishes the frequency of adverse effects or reduces daily stress levels, or aids in response to challenges by sharing the burden of problems ("dealing with our problem together"), or serves to bolster individuals as they address their concerns ("help you deal with your problem").
We generally won't improve financial aid packages in response to a financial aid offer from another school.
WHO has lowered the interest rate for emergency loans and worked to streamline aid programs in response to the drought?
The United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, who also attended the conference, sharply criticized Mr. Bashir for expelling aid agencies in response to the court's call for his arrest.
