The phrase "aid the visualization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or tools that help improve or enhance the understanding of visual information.
Example: "The new software is designed to aid the visualization of complex data sets, making it easier for analysts to interpret the results."
Alternatives: "assist in visualizing" or "facilitate the visualization of".
To further aid the visualization of complex crystal structures within the physical world, three-dimensional physical models of such structures can be built or obtained commercially.
Methylene blue solution was used to aid the visualization of hydrogel units.
(The hexagonal picocell borders shown in the figures are an approximation to the true shape of the borders, meant to aid the visualization of the layout).
To aid the visualization of deeply lying features, a depth-dependent scaling factor was applied to the reconstructed PAT images to compensate for optical attenuation.
The genes were grouped into several categories based on their biological processes and molecular gene ontology functions, and heat maps were generated to aid the visualization of the gene expression pattern.
A learner points her device at a laboratory test-bed fitted with visual markers while a mobile application supplies a live view of the experiment augmented with interactive media that aid in the visualization of concepts and promote learner engagement.
These included opportunities for student collaboration and discussion, teacher demonstrations, experiments and the use of applets to aid in the visualization of concepts.
One emerging, and unreported, application for 3D printing is to aid in the visualization of 3D imaging data by creating physical models of select structures of interest.
However, nowadays, many additional seismic attributes have been introduced by the seismic interpreters, which aid in the visualization of subsurface geological structures, facies, and lithologies.
The Callascope is a device developed in Nimmi Ramanujam's Biomedical Engineering lab at Duke to aid in the visualization of the cervix without the need for a speculum.
The stents dilate the ureters, which can facilitate instrumentation, and they also provide a clear landmark to aid in the visualization of the ureters and any associated stones on radiographic examinations.
