The phrase "aid searching" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to assisting in a search or providing help in finding something, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The organization aims to aid searching for missing persons through community involvement."
Alternatives: "assist in searching" or "help with the search".
We only seek consistent punctuation in written names to achieve uniform spelling rules that aid searching and express phylogenetic relationships.
These, and the information in the databases they contain, will aid searching in, comparing, and modeling nervous systems at spatial scales from the level of molecules to behavior, in normal, diseased, or injured humans and animals.
Faced with this challenge, attendees at the EMBO Workshop on Histone Variants that took place in October, 2011 in Strasbourg, France, found it desirable to develop some consistent rules to apply when naming variants, both to minimize confusion and to aid searching.
These notes were later typed into Word and imported into Nvivo (QSR International 2008), where they were coded by subject to aid searching and information retrieval.
keywords Comma-separated list of common keywords used to aid search.
Divers were deployed on Sunday and searchers began using dogs and horses to aid search efforts, Captain Fletcher said.
Autonomous aerial vehicles could aid search-and-rescue efforts in tight spaces where the risk of human error is great.
We describe a toolkit which is a part of Apache Software Foun-dation project OpenNLP, designed to aid search engineers in tasks requiring text relevance assessment.
Assess the Situation: determine the nature of the emergency and what type of response is required (first aid, search for a lost person, etc.).
But the testimonial, from a former partner at Bain Capital, depicts Mr. Romney as a hero of business who once shut down his firm to aid search efforts until the partner's missing teenager was found.
And they have drawn praise from defense experts for their competence as they deliver aid, search for bodies in rubble and perform among the most dangerous tasks at the radiation-leaking Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.
