The phrase "aid in the next" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to providing assistance in a subsequent task or phase, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "We hope to aid in the next phase of the project with our expertise."
Alternatives: "assist in the upcoming" or "support in the following".
Citywide, officials said, 30 more schools will receive Title I aid in the next school year.
He also pointed out that many school districts could find a way to use additional aid in the next semester.
One major challenge is to deliver food aid in the next three weeks to the central alpine plain.
Four million more people are expected to need emergency aid in the next few months as this season's meager harvest runs out, the United Nations says.
He emphasizes the benefits of full access to a market of 500 million consumers and of gaining about $2 billion a year in development aid in the next couple of years, though future assistance is less certain.
Senator Ted Stevens, an Alaska Republican who heads the Appropriations Committee, said his panel would take up a $9 billion spending bill, which includes the Kosovo aid, in the next few days.
Even when it comes to Congress, in the same way Tuesday's map helped the Republicans, the Democrats will be aided in the next electoral cycle when the GOP will have a greater number of seats to defend.
In one pivotal scene, Henry Paulson, then the Treasury secretary, directs his staff to leak word that the government will not aid Lehman Brothers; in the next scene, Lehman executives direct their attention to the TV set as CNBC relays Mr. Paulson's sentiments.
Along with supporting bioprospecting, these partnerships and collaborations aid in training the next generation of Malagasy researchers.
The subject expects that, by means of simple comparison, this feedback information will aid him in the next trial.
Ghana, for example, is on track to be totally free of aid in the next decade.
