The phrase "aid scheduling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to organizing or planning assistance or support for a specific task or event.
Example: "The organization is working on aid scheduling to ensure that resources are allocated efficiently during the disaster relief efforts."
Alternatives: "assistance planning" or "support coordination".
At least one vessel with humanitarian aid scheduled to enter the port on Friday delayed its arrival and waited off the coast for an all-clear sign from NATO, medical officials in the city said.
White House officials said the Treasury would recapture the bonus money by writing new requirements into a $30 billion installment of government aid scheduled to go soon to the ailing insurance conglomerate.
Today, with several billion more in aid scheduled for the coming years, American officials estimate it will take at least three to five years to train and equip large numbers of army and Frontier Corps units, a paramilitary force now battling militants.
It also aids scheduling of the works, known as 4-Dimensional (4D) design.
As a bridge between computer aided design (CAD) and computer aided manufacturing (CAM), the computer aided scheduling optimization (CASO) plays an important role in the computer integrated manufacturing (CIM) environment.
The following are some major uses of data monitoring: (1) troubleshooting and fault detection, (2) performance analysis and tuning, (3) aiding scheduling decisions, (4) gathering data to improve the next execution of the program, (5) adapting an executing computation, (6) debugging, and (7) auditing and intrusion detection.
To study the inflammatory gene profiles would help monitor the local inflammation resulting from castration procedures and aid in scheduling possible post-castration care to alleviate animal suffering.
The extra aid was scheduled to expire last December, but Congress extended it for six months at the urging of the White House and state officials.
Among other things, Mr. Samaras is seeking a two-year extension of aid repayment schedules, pointing to the depression-level economic contraction Greece is experiencing as a result of the austerity measures the government has had to enforce.
Officials said they would finish preparing a more concrete plan of action and costs by January, when a major conference on aid is scheduled to take place in Japan.
