The phrase "aid performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where assistance or support is provided to enhance or improve performance in a specific area, such as work, sports, or education.
Example: "The new training program is designed to aid performance in athletes by focusing on strength and endurance."
Alternatives: "improve performance" or "enhance performance".
Khalique's recollection and Bono's actions speak volumes about the success of U2's Live Aid performance: the rock messiah in waiting looking for one messianic act to perform; and his fan's belief that she was the recipient of that act.
An embarrassingly flat Live Aid performance in 1985 confirmed his departure from the Top 10 for good, but his other problem was to prove much more serious.
It was only after their triumphant Live Aid performance and magazines like Mojo began reassessing the first three decades of rock that critics, once their nemesis, began reappraising Queen.
At the start of fall football drills in 1967, Cade wanted to determine whether pancakes and waffles were preferable to the traditional steak for a pregame meal to aid performance, a principle that Swedish researchers were dabbling with at the time.
In humans, such improvements can be the result of surgery to reshape (like laser eye surgery) or strengthen (such as replacing a ligament with a tendon) the body to aid performance, or to add biological or non-biological parts that the individual wasn't born with.
There is not much evidence that father's years since migration aid performance of boys or girls.
To further analyze how the inter-organizational cooperation network affects humanitarian aid operation performance, several criteria provided by Beck (2006) will be used.
The most glaring one is that NATO's surge in 2009 could induce better governance and decisively improved international-aid performance.
Reducing stress and aiding performance.
Economic recovery in its core UK and Irish markets has also aided performance, whilst its newly separated business services division (Connected World Services) has made solid progress, doubling pro forma revenues.
But in the short term the union's position made sense: steroids aided performance so much that they set off a contract explosion — the average player's salary has jumped from less than $300,000 in the early '80s to more than $3 million now, fattening the union's pockets.
