The phrase "aid proceedings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to actions taken to assist or facilitate a process or event.
Example: "The attorney filed a motion to aid proceedings in order to expedite the case."
Alternatives: "facilitate the process" or "assist the proceedings."
BLOOMBERG | REUTERS End of State Aid for Nordbank | European Union competition authorities reached a settlement with HSH Nordbank in which the German bank agree to strict regulations to the size of its balance sheet to put an end to state-aid proceedings, The Financial Times reports.
Although people can no longer get help with rent arrears, they will still be able to get legal aid once possession proceedings are issued.
Of the £1.5m, approximately £300,000 went towards legal aid for criminal proceedings, and accounted for a month-long trial involving complex medical evidence for an original child cruelty and GBH trial, Gray's case involving perverting the course of justice, and Butler's murder trial.
As is now conceded by [Grayling], para 60 of the guidance wrongly states that there is nothing in the current case law that would put the UK under a legal obligation to provide legal aid in immigration proceedings in order to meet its procedural obligations under article 8".
Such cases are not cases of adverse possession, or of possession in enforcement of pre-existing liens, or in aid of the bankruptcy proceedings.
12 No decision of this Court has ever questioned the propriety of summary contempt proceedings in aid of a grand jury investigation.
During the spacewalks, the robot arm on the shuttle will be used to position the outside astronauts for the operation and to provide television views of the proceedings to aid the station crew.
However, high costs under the existing arrangements have now become a serious concern, particularly in clinical negligence cases against the NHS Litigation Authority and in defamation proceedings," legal aid minister Jonathan Djanogly said in a written ministerial statement today.
Additionally, some states have modeled their rules of civil procedure after the Federal Rules and still others have crafted their own unique rules concerning discovery proceedings in aid of foreign litigation.
Yet we have issued certioraries in aid of habeas corpus proceedings and applications for prohibition, by which the facts in the contempt case have been brought before us, and then we have passed upon the merits of the decision in the lower court.
