The phrase "aid picked" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to assistance that has been selected or chosen, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The aid picked for the project was well-received by the team."
Alternatives: "assistance selected" or "help chosen".
This year Congress will vote on an aid package that will help pick up the tab for new reactor construction.
What actually helped me was that terrifying image, I think it was an AP picture, when an aid worker picked up the body of a little 3-year-old who had washed up on shore, who would have been fleeing the massacres in Syria, this little boy had lost one of his shoes, and the limp little body it so destroyed me that I thought, "Of course, this is what he was seeing on a daily basis".
lawyer whose hearing aid kept picking up television broadcasts.
Then he kneels on it, puts on the buoyancy aid, and picks up the small frying pan as a paddle.
To maximise the repeatability of the process and minimize the validity threat, a set of inclusion and exclusion criteria have been used to aid in picking out the relevant papers for the survey.
Many cafés leave tongs next to the muffins, cakes and pies to aid in picking up baked goods without having to touch them directly.
PAGE A8 FLAWS IN ENERGY LOANS A Congressional committee is to release a report that argues that the Energy Department picked aid recipients that were supposed to have innovative projects when, in fact, the technology was nothing new.
The aid workers were picked up in a field outside the southern Afghan city of Ghazni, 80 miles southwest of Kabul at 4 40 p.m. Wednesday afternoon, (7:10 a.m., Eastern Daylight Time), the officials said.
Jill Soloway and Jeffrey Tambor, director and star of double winner Transparent, paid tribute to the trans community; Joanne Froggatt affirmed that the voices of rape survivors must be heard; Matt Bomer spoke of the generation of gay men felled by Aids when picking up his award for A Normal Heart; and Common spoke passionately about the importance of Selma and its relevance to the today.
The latest figures show that the majority of Britain's heterosexual Aids victims have picked up the virus abroad, and the leaflet warns that precautions are doubly essential when travelling overseas.
