The phrase "aid stability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or measures that contribute to maintaining or enhancing stability in a particular context, such as economics, politics, or social systems.
Example: "The new policies are designed to aid stability in the financial markets during times of uncertainty."
Alternatives: "support stability" or "promote stability."
Some data also suggest that this co-factor could be important for AID stability since AID is rapidly degraded by the proteasome in the nucleus [ 58].
Such talks could help ease tensions and aid stability in the region — something that would serve the interests of both India and the United States as Pakistan's weak civilian government struggles against a resurgent Taliban.
This active system sees the rear wheels turn in the opposite direction to the fronts at speeds up to 31mph – effectively shortening the wheelbase to improve agility – but in the same direction as the fronts above 50mph to aid stability.
It acts as a counterbalance to aid stability when the devil is moving quickly.
The work involved substantial renovations that included replacing the eroded stone, infilling some of the piers with concrete to aid stability and improving drainage by separating the bridge from the aqueduct.
Un-reassociated RTB is moderately labile, and therefore forms homodimers to aid stability, however such dimers would impair any association with nNP-RTA.
For the grid, the effect is to add or subtract load in a coordinated way that aids stability.
In many ways this is counterintuitive since an aerodynamically active surface behind the centre of mass, generally aids stability.
Their light weight is actually an aid to stability, because they can be held firmly by hand in a number of positions (over a bowl, for example).
The dorsal fin and the anal fin (a ventral median fin) are used partly to aid in stability and in turning and partly in forward locomotion.
The United States is prepared to give the Democratic Republic of Congo $30m $18mm) in aid for stability and democracy-building but wants President Joseph Kabila to agree to step down at the end of his current term in office, the secretary of state, John Kerry, said on Sunday.
