The phrase "aid leverage" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of using assistance to enhance or maximize something, but the combination is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to find ways to aid leverage our resources for better outcomes."
Alternatives: "enhance support" or "assist in maximizing".
While the White House doubted that the military's seizure of power would be quickly reversed, it hoped to use its aid leverage to avoid violence.
The breakup of Pakistan would be a costly and destabilizing development that can still be avoided, but only if the United States and other foreign donors use their enormous aid leverage to convince Islamabad that it should not only put the 1973 Constitution back into effect, but amend it to go beyond the limited degree of autonomy it envisaged.
Colleges and consultants refer to the practice as "enrollment management" or "financial aid leveraging", but the pricing strategy itself is known as price discrimination (How Colleges Know What You Can Afford, NY Times, 2017).
It seems to me that whether financial aid leveraging is beneficial to the student or not, a lapse in privacy occurs to the benefit of institutions when they fail to disclose the extent to which student data will be used, and by whom exactly.
At its best, the UK aid programme will help leverage (and increase) much larger Indian resource flows (public and private) towards the poorest.
The centerpiece of this strategy is financial-aid leveraging that allows a school essentially to buy whatever class it desires.
The United States, which provides $1.3 billion in annual military aid, has leverage.
The United States has deep ties with Egypt's military and more than $1 billion in annual aid as leverage.
Aren't tens of thousands of American troops and billions of dollars in American aid enough leverage?
The U.S., which provides Egypt with $1.3 billion in annual military aid, has leverage and should push to ensure free elections.
"Human rights and public interest must be safeguarded when using development aid to leverage private finance, including public-private partnerships".
