The phrase "aid report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to providing assistance or support, often in a formal or professional setting, such as in humanitarian efforts or organizational assessments.
Example: "The organization submitted an aid report detailing the distribution of resources to the affected communities."
Alternatives: "assistance report" or "support report".
This can have fatal consequences, as shown by the Women's Aid report Nineteen Child Homicides.
That way you will not be intimidated by the alphabet soup of acronyms like Fafsa, E.F.C. (expected family contribution), S.A.R. (student aid report), and I.B.R. (income-based repayment).
NGOs across Greece, not just those providing emergency social aid, report that increasing numbers of people are coming forward to help.
Even that's not the end of it, because, as a Christian Aid report points out, Peruvian asparagus growers were enticed to the region with generous tax breaks.
The government is deliberately misleading the public, quoting inaccurate figures to force through its proposed changes to legal aid (Report, 2 October).
More than two-thirds of survivors of domestic abuse have reported their partners withheld money from them as a key method of controlling and mistreating them, according to the Women's Aid report, The Economics of Abuse.
The Ford Motor Company, the only Detroit automaker not taking federal aid, reported a 41percentt decline.
Lawmakers "called for swift passage of a bill that largely mirrors a White House demand for aid," reports our colleague Mike DeBonis.
The UN, having appealed for $459m in emergency aid, reported that only 50% of that total had been received.
Christian Aid reported in its 2016-17 annual report that donations had dropped 13%, which it said was due to "fewer high-profile humanitarian crises".
Christian Aid reports that this lost revenue came to nearly 14% of GDP in 2011, when the government spent more on tax incentives than on its development priorities.
