The phrase "aid overcome" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express assistance in overcoming a challenge, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "We need to find ways to aid in overcoming the obstacles we face."
Alternatives: "help to overcome" or "assist in overcoming".
In silico prediction tools for fragmentation such as MetFrag can further aid putative identification to help overcome the incompleteness of the databases.
To help overcome these problems, we have devised a first aid course, called Mental Health First Aid, focusing specifically on mental health issues.
How can aid organisations overcome the problems posed by corrupt institutions and inefficient bureaucracies?
About 100 oyster farmers dumped at least 12 tons of oyster shells on the doorstep of a government office in Bordeaux on Monday to demand more aid to overcome a shellfish crisis.
Word counts are not always good indicators of change, but in this case, it does illustrate how significantly the narrative of development finance has moved towards a focus on building national treasuries of public money, rather than working around their non-existence as if aid could overcome entrenched barriers that have only ever been conquered by increased national spending.
Long after pictures of the tragedy in Haiti have faded from the front pages of our newspapers and evening news reports, Haitian communities across the U.S. as well as in Haiti itself will require continued aid to overcome the long-term impact of such a devastating event.
GC therapy serves as a necessary aid to overcome the disease and perhaps restore the deranged circadian rhythm.
In recent years, globalization has enabled health professionals to participate in humanitarian medical aid to overcome difficulties resulting from disparities in medical resources in underdeveloped countries [ 2, 30].
Cici is a ballet and tap dancer who feels that deafness is a disability that her CI and hearing aid help her overcome.
Other factors adjusted for included whether or not respondents used any physical aids to overcome their disabilities (e.g. aids used to overcome sensory and other speaking, mobility and agility disabilities), modified their residence in any way to help deal with their disability, and reported any other disabilities.
