The phrase "aid level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the amount or degree of assistance provided in a particular context, such as in humanitarian aid or support programs.
Example: "The organization has increased the aid level to ensure that all affected families receive the necessary support."
Alternatives: "assistance level" or "support level".
This year's aid level, $5.5 billion, is about a fifth smaller than last year's, which Republicans said was appropriate given the recent increase in some farm prices.
"This report is further documentation of the fact that the United States had absolutely no preparation to use contracting on the scale that it needed either at the military or aid level in going to war in Iraq," said Anthony H. Cordesman of the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
Instead, she said, the "reasonable" way forward would be for Republican leaders to strip out offsets, keep the total disaster aid level at $3.65 billion and call it a day with the Senate.
OECD-Dac estimates official aid levels at $129bn.
So don't congratulate too soon on what looks like a lift in aid levels.
We are largely restricted from how much we can raise property taxes, even while state aid levels are stagnant.
Despite assurances that districts would at least maintain present state aid levels, some officials fretted that well-to-do districts could become easy targets for cost-cutters.
Moyo may not have all the answers, or even the right ones - but the fact is that aid levels are dropping whether we like it or not.
At a time when global aid levels are falling, development experts have stressed the importance of domestic resource mobilisation – collecting taxes.
The change would mean state aid levels would have to keep evolving, incorporating the cost of teaching students to use new technologies.
The fight to restore the aid levels in the bill that passed the House is thus critical to an early recovery.
