The phrase "aid seeking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of looking for assistance or support, often in a context related to social services or help organizations.
Example: "The organization focuses on aid seeking for families in crisis, providing them with the resources they need to rebuild their lives."
Alternatives: "assistance seeking" or "support seeking".
In large areas of the countryside, the Americans try the softer touch of local engagement: distributing aid, seeking allies and coaching a nascent government to provide services on its own.
The government appealed for international aid, seeking clothes, food, and medical supplies.
It was a simple cost-benefit analysis by parents, who likely would not qualify for financial aid, seeking relief from high tuition sticker prices.
But many may get little or nothing because only 25% of the $2.9bn in aid sought by the seven most affected countries has been pledged.
A small school district that successfully challenged the way Arkansas distributes $1.8 billion in education aid sought on Friday to shut down financing for the state government until lawmakers comply with a court order to overhaul the school system.
The civilian aid sought in Tokyo comes on top of $4.1bn in military assistance for Afghanistan's armed forces pledged by a summit of Nato leaders in Chicago in May.
To aid women seeking employment, the organization sponsors workshops and lectures.
Turkey took the action after Israel refused to apologize for the deadly assault last year on a pro-Palestinian aid flotilla seeking to break the Israeli blockade of Gaza.
An immediate priority must be to call on Sudan to stop indiscriminate bombings and allow food aid, while seeking peace between the government and rebels.
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