The phrase "aid monies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to funds or financial assistance provided for a specific purpose, often in the context of humanitarian aid or development assistance.
Example: "The organization received aid monies to support its relief efforts in the affected region."
Alternatives: "assistance funds" or "financial aid".
"By working together, we have a much better possibility of ensuring that aid monies and contributions from NGOs are used in the best possible way.
Its promise to keep the aid monies outside its Treasury accounts helped to assuage concerns among foreign donors that their contributions might not be directed into capital projects as intended, but instead be used to postpone much-need fiscal reform, or, more seriously, be lost to corruption.
With the exception of MSF, what neither the relief world, nor the UN, nor Geldof have ever come to terms with is that the Mengistu regime - ousted in 1991 - also committed mass murder in the resettlement programme in which Live Aid monies were used and in which NGOs using Live Aid funds were active.
They seek to debunk stereotypical images of nations in the western Pacific as "sucking away vast aid monies into 'unresponsive economies'" (4) or of Pacific peoples as naive or "financially illiterate" (174).
Préval was at the UN and a donors conference to discuss the whereabouts of promised aid monies that had not materialized.
In so doing, schools could then focus primarily on ensuring access to college for students (by awarding aid only to those with financial need), lowering tuition for everyone, and directing some liberated aid monies back to educational programs.
This relocation and the provision of animal facilities were aided immensely by monies from the Distemper Fund.
Now, one wonders, could a new state-federal partnership allocate state monies to aid our parkway?
It has since been confirmed that he did receive approval for the trip -- in which he was lobbying for federal monies to aid victims of sexual assault.
What's more, Gen. Museveni's family and his ministers have embezzled so many public funds, including monies designated for development assistance through the years that in 2012 the UK cut off all foreign aid.
That is, while some state aid can be used to build schools, those same monies cannot be used to maintain the building, or pay higher salaries.
