The phrase "aid in the quest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assistance or support in achieving a goal or pursuing a particular endeavor.
Example: "The organization aims to aid in the quest for sustainable energy solutions."
Alternatives: "assist in the pursuit" or "support the mission".
To aid in the quest for profitability, the team raised a small seed round back in March and is currently actively pursuing a larger second round of financing.
However, helping users get a handle on how their apps are using storage space isn't the only way iOS 11 will aid in the quest to win back free space.
Venomics and structure-based computational approaches represent exciting new frontiers for venom peptide development, where re-engineering peptide 'scaffolds' such as tertiapin may aid in the quest to expand the palette of potent and selective Kir channel blockers for future research and potentially new therapeutics.
The current study on comparison of surrogate versus gene-expression-based molecular subtype classification of tumors with 10-year outcome has been performed to aid in the quest for identifying optimal molecular stratification assays.
He'll be aided in the quest by two teenage kids, to whom he acts as a mentor.
The robot carries 10 different science instruments to aid in this quest, along with other tools such as the drill, which can bore 1 inch (2.5 cm) into solid rock.
To optimize education, it is important to optimize training designs, and the perspective of those being trained can aid in this quest.
To aid in that quest, Bridj has raised $4 million in funding and made a big new hire: former Chicago and DC transit head Gabe Klein.
In addition, this work is aiding scientists in the quest for an effective vaccine against this persistent pathogen.
Far from attempting to solve the problem of target identification in one strike, our motivation was to implement a straightforward computational approach that would prove useful as an initial filtering and ranking step, aiding researchers in the quest for novel drug targets.
(We might have been aided in that quest by the fact that both nets and webs connote capture and entanglement. Or maybe by analogy to sinkholes we'd have linkholes, or perhaps we'd all get stuck in hypertraps).
