The phrase "aid the execution of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express assistance or support in carrying out a task or process.
Example: "The new software tools will aid the execution of our project plans, ensuring timely delivery."
Alternatives: "assist in the implementation of" or "support the carrying out of".
However, friends and family members contributed with practical advice and arrangements like a portable bathtub which aided the execution of personal hygiene [ 26].
Many supporting instructions such as data permutations, address generations, and loop branches, are required to aid in the execution of the real SIMD computation instructions.
While any institution depends on its workers suppressing their own judgments about decisions made by organizational superiors, this social convention must be suspended when one reasonably believes that to acquiescence will be to aid in the execution of grievous harm.
But the Mujahideen Battalion was also suspected in many others including the kidnap and murder of aid workers as well as the execution of 20 Croatian prisoners.
It has been proposed that within the motor system, suppression of competing processes with alpha could aid the smooth execution of motor programmes (Pfurtscheller and Neuper, 1994; Suffczynski et al., 2001).
A defeat at Quiberon Bay in southern Brittany in July 1795, in an attempt to aid a peasant revolt, resulted in the execution of over 600 émigrés.
France also faces a growing radicalisation of its own citizens, two of whom were identified in a recent Islamic State video about the execution of an American aid worker, Peter Kassig.
Witness: the recent murder of 12 people who worked for a magazine in Paris, the killing of two New York police officers, the execution of journalists and aid workers by Isis, the countless "kill others before I kill myself" incidents…which is the epitome of cowardice.
Little was known publicly about Henning's case until he appeared in an IS video showing the execution of another British aid worker, David Haines, three weeks ago.
"I really, really think that the focus of your indignation and outrage should be on people who go out to join groups that throw gays off cliffs, that behead people who don't subscribe to their version of Islam, that glorify in the execution of innocent journalists and aid workers," he said.
