The phrase "aid mechanism" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a system or method designed to provide assistance or support, often in a specific context such as humanitarian aid or financial support.
Example: "The organization implemented an aid mechanism to ensure that resources reached those in need during the crisis."
Alternatives: "assistance system" or "support framework".
The government has finally admitted what had been denied for years – that the contract for difference aid mechanism for the power station is effectively a state subsidy.
The European Union has drafted an aid mechanism to support some high-priority Palestinian workers and agencies while going around the Hamas-led Palestinian Authority.
"The E.U. hasn't gotten that far in coming up with an aid mechanism," said Eric Fine, an emerging markets portfolio manager with Van Eck Global in New York.
This paper proposes a decision aid mechanism based on fuzzy axiomatic design (FAD) to select adequate form of porous materials in marine systems design.
Taking lessons learned from the programme evaluation, a new aid mechanism more closely adapted to the complex environment was developed for social protection and the other major social sectors.
This kind of analysis in the V and J segments revealed that 46% of all mutations originated from C residues, as shown in Figure 9; this finding is consistent with the AID mechanism [ 31].
Graham Bishop, an independent financial analyst who has advised the European and British Parliaments, said both aid mechanisms would become vehicles for fiscal harmonization.
However, cross-border mutual aid mechanisms and exchange networks have gradually formed in the civil society through age-old exchanges among fishermen of different nationalities.
The upshot is that we find ourselves in a situation that Kafka might have imagined, one in which the European Union cites rules that it designed to explain why Bosnia can neither enter the Union nor benefit from aid mechanisms designed for members and candidates, while Croatia (a member since July 2013) and Serbia (whose application is pending) benefit from the aid.
However, in July 2012, the European Union announced the plan to fully re-activate bilateral aid mechanisms with Zimbabwe by 2014.
In themselves these insights fail to explain the conflict among different aid mechanisms and with the Paris Declaration.
