The phrase "aid members" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to providing assistance or support to members of a group or organization.
Example: "The organization aims to aid members in their professional development through various training programs."
Alternatives: "assist members" or "support members".
SERVICE TO AID MEMBERS Resolution Calls for a Fall Convention in Southern.
As the mother of a volunteer firefighter, I know that the firefighters and first aid members many times rely on the town's sirens to alert them.
These associations provide their members benefits, set certain standards for becoming members and also provide information and additional services to aid members in their home inspections.
It would prohibit handling of explosives for such purposes, and it would make it a crime to hold membership in or to aid members of organizations advocating terrorism.
Its objectives were to promote union and national honour, maintain their war-born friendship, perpetuate the rights for which they had fought, and aid members and their families in case of need.
While its main focus is to aid members in finding scholarships and jobs both for summer and post graduation, the chapter also participates in a variety of activities, most notably the annual steel bridge competition.
In addition to EU aid, member states have their own bilateral aid programmes, worth an estimated €2.4bn to Egypt.
These rules included helping fellow members in times of need, keeping society affairs secret, and aiding members in quarrels.
This platform is formed by web readers' community that aids members in finding contents of their interest in an automatic way and with minimal effort.
Although it advertises itself as aiding members to host or be hosted, this side of the site is still fairly undeveloped.
Trooper Holmes has been suspended without pay since May 2006, shortly after his partner, Moises Hernandez, pleaded guilty to aiding members of a drug ring.
