The phrase "aid introduced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where assistance or support has been provided or initiated.
Example: "The new program includes several forms of aid introduced to help students succeed academically."
Alternatives: "assistance provided" or "support initiated".
The commission has let it keep the amount a commercial secret, but a report on Angoulême said it had been paying Ryanair about €11 a passenger.Guidelines on state aid introduced in 2005 let airports offer some inducements to airlines to start up new routes.
Also: Stoll's Diet Aid introduced us to the first of many liquid diet drinks.
Based on the method of automatic interaction detection (AID) introduced by Morgan and Sonquist [ 8], especially classification and regression trees (CART) have been widely used in health care research, including the analysis of comorbidity [ 9]–[ 11].
Indeed, AID introduces mutations into the identical V(D J sequences expressed by splenic B-1a cells from either SPF or GF mice.
In essence, AID introduces SHM and CSR in these B cell subsets only when they respond to their cognate antigens that are largely exogenous in nature.
Band-Aid introduced what it contends was the first adhesive bandage in 1920.
The historian Jeffrey Weeks wrote in the 90s about how Aids introduced a "remoralisation" for some gay men.
The food aid reform act, introduced by Ed Royce, the House foreign affairs committee chairman, and Karen Bass, on the House Africa sub-committee, would have eliminated previous requirements that food aid be grown in the US and transported on US-flagged ships.
The scope of Kenneth Clarke's mooted reforms is breathtaking, and the legal aid cuts introduced as part of this process are brutal.
To spread the word about begging, United Nations volunteers, child charities and aid groups introduced a campaign in Cambodia last year called Think Twice, with the informal motto, "Let parents earn and children learn".
Jo Edwards, chair of the family law organisation Resolution, said: "Since the cuts to family legal aid were introduced, Resolution has consistently argued that they are hurting the most vulnerable people in society.
