The phrase "aid involved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assistance or support that is part of a process or situation.
Example: "The aid involved in the project was crucial for its success."
Alternatives: "assistance provided" or "support included".
"We are confident that the investigation by the EC will in the end result in the conclusion there is no state aid involved," a spokesman told the BBC.
Mr Ling's early attempts to hack a hearing aid involved dismantling one of his partner's old ones and wiring it up to a laptop to watch how it handled sound.
13 Development of the decision aid involved an iterative process of review and revision with a multidisciplinary project group and content review by international experts.
Similar to the problems described by Barratt et.al [ 28], this decision aid involved a complex list of options which were not mutually exclusive, if one option was chosen it did not exclude other options, so each option needed to be considered, and these choices were required without full knowledge (e.g lack of knowledge of labour pain).
As long as the school complies with the rule or has a waiver, eligibility for federal aid involves the same conditions as for a standard college.
"This includes making sure that aid involving the private sector prioritises growth which benefits everyone, and does not replace publicly funded services such as schools and hospitals".
The watchdog opened a formal investigation into six cases of state aid involving hundreds of millions of euros handed out to state-controlled aerospace group Finmeccanica.
This is a lovely picture book about foreign aid involving the United States and a remote village in Kenya, but it's not what you think.
But coming up with those savings will not be easy, state budget analysts say, particularly because many spending increases, like school aid, involve factors that have nothing to do with the rate of inflation, like court orders.
Conceptually, aid involves the transfer of resources from materially wealthy countries to materially poor countries, (Kaplan 1999).
Aid involves the voluntary transfer of resources from one country to another, with the aim of addressing an emergency or a systemic problem in the recipient country.
