The phrase "aid team" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals who provide assistance or support in a specific context, such as humanitarian efforts or organizational support.
Example: "The aid team was deployed to the disaster-stricken area to provide immediate relief to the affected population."
Alternatives: "assistance team" or "support team".
The Americans have suspended military aid, albeit worth a mere $200,000, and may cut development projects, depending on the views of Barack Obama's new aid team.
In team sports in particular, technology and data is used to aid team selection, in addition to shaping training and tactics.
One public servant who wished to remain nameless said the aid team wasn't staying long enough and that Tuvalu's outer islands could have been helped more.
Mr MacGregor confirmed that a "first aid team" from the British Museum would be dispatched to Iraq as soon as possible, buoyed by hundreds of thousands of pounds in private donations raised in "the past 72 hours".
The group had set up an operation center in Damascus to unite 2,130 prisoners, including 73 women, at one base while another aid team remained in Douma, near the Syrian capital, to oversee the return of the 48 Iranians.
Kitted up with as many magazines of ammunition as they could carry, Seal Team Six, along with a team of Afghan commandos they had trained, huddled in helicopters until they reached a remote mountain location where, according to intelligence agents, Dr Joseph and two Afghan members of his aid team were being held.
Awareness of physician perspectives with patients' disease-related financial burden may better equip researchers and medical educators to develop interventions that aid care teams in better understanding these patient concerns to promote compliance with treatment recommendations.
Awareness of physician perspectives in identifying and addressing their patients' disease-related financial burden may better equip researchers and medical educators to develop interventions that aid care teams in better understanding these patient concerns to promote compliance with treatment recommendations.
These scenarios have implications for clinician-patient rapport and underscore the need to have better diagnostic tools that aid care teams in objectively uncovering patients' affordability context to facilitate access and compliance with treatment recommendations.
The United States sent in disaster aid teams to deal with possible damage.
The government and aid teams were struggling to deliver supplies to the displaced.
