The phrase "aid most of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express assistance to a majority of something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The organization aims to aid most of the families in need within the community."
Alternatives: "assist the majority of" or "support most of".
It has blessed his regime with nearly $11 billion in aid, most of it military.
Despite receiving billions of dollars of aid, most of its 35m people remain poor.
As for Mr Hun Sen, he is desperate for recognition and the resumption of aid, most of which was suspended after his 1997 coup.
Still, largely for security reasons, Cairo receives one and a half billion dollars a year in U.S. aid, most of it in military assistance.
The ship was carrying 500 tonnes of aid, most of it bought en route in a frenetic shopping spree in Singapore.
Without aid, most of those animals would have died and with them would have gone the hope for the future for local people.
Twenty million people have died of aids, most of them in Africa, where the epidemic grows more devastating every year, as it does in places like China, Russia, and India.
When I reminisce on the memories I collected drinking the "conversion therapy" Kool-Aid, most of them feel unreal, like bad dreams.
When he graduated from high school at 17, he joined the Royal Canadian Air Force even though he was legally deaf (he wore hearing aids most of his life).
"Alongside the consultation, the government will undertake a campaign to raise public awareness of gift aid, working with the sector to target promotion of gift aid most effectively.
Most aid, including most of the British government aid that has been highlighted by a political row today, is channelled through governments and expert institutions like the World Bank.
