The phrase "aid increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the growth or enhancement of assistance or support in a particular area.
Example: "The organization is focused on aid increasing efforts to help communities affected by natural disasters."
Alternatives: "assistance growth" or "support enhancement".
Lon Nol's isolated regime in Phnom Penh continued to receive large infusions of American aid, increasing opportunities for corruption.
In turn, Beijing has sent aid, increasing the ranks of Chinese government-sponsored doctors, building hospitals and sending equipment and medicines.
The study assumes that Western cash will be diverted to emergency and relief aid, increasing totals by some 20percentthis yearar, to $600 million, and to $650 million in 2007.
The state is picking up a larger share of local governments' Medicaid costs - this at a time medical costs are skyrocketing - and it has poured well over a billion dollars more into school aid, increasing the total by about 40percentt.
He said he wants to work on such efforts as boosting financial aid, increasing classes, helping victims of sexual assault and improving mental health services.
Previous attempts to develop child adiposity intervention protocols have shown that low precision results in a protocol with limited clinical value.[23] Consequently, our approach was to prioritise high precision and specificity in order to avoid unnecessary interventions, and to aid increasing compliance among children and parents selected by the protocol.
Granting exceptional status to foreign aid increases the pressure on it to deliver quick, measurable wins.
Aid increased by 4.6% in real terms last year, reaching a record $78.6 billion, according to the OECD.
Weekly applications for unemployment aid increased by 5,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 333,000.
For the students, financial aid increased, but tuition did, too a fact that did little to deter interest.
As a result, aid increased to $750 million in 2016 before beginning to drop under the Trump administration.
