The phrase "aid navigating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to assistance in the process of finding one's way or understanding a situation.
Example: "The new software is designed to aid navigating complex data sets more efficiently."
Alternatives: "assist in navigation" or "help with navigation".
The initiative, launched on Thursday by family justice minister Simon Hughes, is aimed at helping those no longer entitled to legal aid navigate their way through divorce proceedings and other complex claims.
"By supporting these women as they make their way back into their communities, through housing assistance, education and employment aid, and help navigating the child welfare system, we can strive to keep families together and make our communities safer," the letter said.
Migrants need phones to help navigate between bus stations once they reach land, aid workers say.
Big financial services companies also sought Mr. Dai's aid in navigating the state's tight regulatory environment.
The Samuelson Clinic at the University of California's Berkeley Law school has just released a handbook and flowcharts intended to aid those navigating these troubled waters.
Some blind and brain-damaged people have already tried out the fluorescent devices as an aid in navigating unfamiliar corridors in office buildings and hospitals.
He went on to make his mark in Silicon Valley by answering a call six years ago from former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, who recognized he'd have regulatory battles to wage and enlisted Tusk as Uber's first outside consultant to aid in navigating them.
WhaTheo you think the U.S. economy would look like at the end of the decade with or without such a private sector energized reinvestment in Main Street?
Constantly shifting frontlines make it difficult for anyone, including those providing aid, to navigate the area.
As additional evidence, the students listed specific skills that could aid them in navigating diversity and conflict in future.
