The phrase "aid records" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to documentation or information that supports assistance or help provided to individuals or groups.
Example: "The organization maintains comprehensive aid records to track the support given to each beneficiary."
Alternatives: "assistance records" or "support documentation".
Even if you're done with school, you can access your financial aid records through the FAFSA website with your ID.
"Your PIN can be used each year to electronically apply for federal student aid and to access your federal student aid records online," the site says.
The finding aid records the original order of both the architectural drawings and their related papers, (i.e. correspondence, specifications, accounts, etc.).
These measures can easily be created by matching earnings data reported by employers to the Social Security Administration with student financial aid records held by the Department of Education.
Records maintained by Cornell University or another group acting for Cornell University include, but are not limited to: transcripts (grades), exam papers, test scores, evaluations, financial aid records, and loan collection records.
We can disclose almost every part of your own student record including, but not limited to transcripts (grades), exam papers, test scores, evaluations, financial aid records, and loan collection records.
Britain's aid record should be matched not trashed.
India's on-the-ground aid record, though limited, has been decent.
Faced with soaring tuition and dwindling aid, record numbers of students who would excel at college are no longer applying.
Silvio Berlusconi's hair transplant took centre stage today when it was ridiculed by Bill Gates during a blistering attack on Italy's poor foreign aid record.
In 2010, the then Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi's self-funded hair transplant was ridiculed by Bill Gates during a blistering attack on Italy's poor foreign aid record.
