The phrase "aid ordered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where assistance or support has been requested or arranged, often in formal or administrative settings.
Example: "The aid ordered for the disaster relief effort has finally arrived at the affected areas."
Alternatives: "assistance requested" or "support arranged".
The relationship between the fund and Inflection Capital ended in mid-2011 when the aid agency ordered the fund to liquidate because of its inability to raise the required $37.5 million.
A federal district court sided with Planet Aid and ordered a temporary halt on enforcing the ban.
Eligible patients had no previous hearing aid use and monaural or binaural air-conduction hearing aids were ordered at the evaluation visit.
The aid workers were ordered out of the northern war zone on Sept. 9, when the military stepped up an offensive toward the rebels' headquarters in Kilinochchi.
The government has ordered aid supplies to be airlifted in but there's little sign of help on Palu's shattered streets and survivors appeared increasingly desperate.
Chowdhury was found guilty of aiding and ordering the killing of at least 200 people, mostly minority Hindus, in Chittagong.
The waiter/waitress, whose role is already aided with ordering tablets may no longer be needed other than to drop off table food as establishments enable individuals order from their own mobile devices or self-service kiosks.
In addition, the genomic information of other sequenced grasses, including rice, Brachypodium distachyon, sorghum and maize, has also aided contig ordering and gene annotation during developing CS draft genome sequence [ 24].
This kind of design has been introduced in order to aid rank override at the eNB.
President Barack Obama has declared the islands a disaster area and ordered federal aid to help the US territory.
