The phrase "aid radio" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a type of radio service or assistance related to radio communication, but without additional context, it is unclear.
Example: "The organization provides aid radio services to remote areas in need of communication."
Alternatives: "assistance radio" or "support radio".
His agency has trained 3,000 volunteers in first aid, radio communication, evacuation and panic control, he said.
There's a good chance you've seen prepaid credit cards on the shelves at 7-11, Walmart, CVS, Rite Aid, Radio Shack or a variety of other retail outlets.
Energy supports the provision of basic needs such as cooked food, a comfortable living temperature, lighting, the use of appliances, piped water or sewerage, essential health care (refrigerated vaccines, emergency, and intensive care), educational aids, communication (radio, television, electronic mail, the World Wide Web), and transport.
Most of the items are obvious — first aid supplies, radio, flashlight.
MACMILLAN LEAVES SYDNEY FOR ARCTIC; Explorer Issues a Message Thanking Navy for Aid -- His Radio Heard in South.
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Broadcasters said villagers on Alishan had crawled down the mountainside to an abandoned police station to request aid by radio.
In Michigan, other groups are also coming to Mr. Bush's aid with radio commercials intended to inflame doubts about Mr. McCain's commitment to ending abortion.
A thick layer of interstellar dust obscures much of the Galaxy from scrutiny by optical telescopes, and astronomers can determine its large-scale structure only with the aid of radio and infrared telescopes, which can detect the forms of radiation that penetrate the obscuring matter.
The conditions vary from a paved runway and a control tower in Jacmel on the southern coast, to a gravel runway in Port-de-Paix in the north, where a man manages air traffic without the aid of radio or radar.
First, the ZnO seed layer was deposited uniformly on the native FTO glass substrate with the aid of radio frequency (RF) magnetron sputtering.
