The phrase "aid source" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a source of assistance or support, particularly in contexts related to help, resources, or funding.
Example: "The organization has identified several aid sources to support the community during the crisis."
Alternatives: "assistance source" or "support resource".
The country relies heavily on international aid Source: REUTERS Thousands of refugees stream into South Sudan from the north to avoid continued violence and unrest in Sudan Source: AP A refugee from Sudan carries a container of water in the Yida refugee camp Source: AP A year after the divorce from the north South Sudan's outlook is dismal, but there is little nostalgia for the past.
A senior western aid source told me that the UN secretary general has already called Kenya's prime minister to warn him against any attempt to violate international law by expelling refugees.
A variety of tools are included to aid source extraction and analysis, including interactively masking data (using 3D polyhedra of arbitrary complexity), querying NED, calculating the flux in specified volumes, generating contour plots and overlaying optical data.
The main state aid source that rural districts like the Lower Kuskokwim can access to build or fix schools, the Regional Education Attendance Area fund, is capped at $70 million for 2017, said Mearig, and the fund was cut this year by 25percentt.
From other foreign aid sources?
In particular the donors will be asked to help ease Pakistan's suffocating $37bn£25bnbn) debt burden, aid sources said.
Since the 1990s many foreign aid sources, notably the IMF, have made aid conditional on market-oriented economic reforms, such as lowering trade barriers and privatization.
Kabul's hospitals have medicine for only a few more days and the World Food Program, which supplies thousands of Afghans with bread, has enough wheat for only another month, aid sources said.
We used internal financial reporting systems to estimate the amount of aid sourced and channelled by the EU.
This in-motion alignment is therefore achieved by integrating SINS data with some external aiding source such as the Global Positioning System (GPS) by using some form of measurement matching method.
However, all of these methods need access to external aiding sources, and the receiver will correspondingly lose its autonomy with a corresponding increase in complexity and cost.
