The phrase "aid this way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or manner in which assistance is provided.
Example: "If you need help with your project, I can aid this way by offering my expertise in research."
Alternatives: "assist in this manner" or "support in this way."
"We're not opposed to using aid in this way, but it would have to be used with a lot of safeguards – the main one being that you won't be using aid for your own companies".
"David Cameron was warned by Labour, legal experts and victims groups that restricting legal aid in this way was the wrong thing to do but sadly he refused to listen".
Limiting aid programs in this way has been shown to shorten recipients' lives: rather than the intended consequence of pushing recipients into paid employment, the restrictions have simply left them without access to medical care or a sufficient food supply.
On the question of whether price-competitive tendering would still be supported, he announced: "This is a crucial question – should we deal with legal aid reform in this way?" The minister accused Labour of supporting the scheme until recently, a jibe that would have a greater sting if the government is preparing to abandon that position.
A total of up to $59,000 in assets can be sheltered from the financial aid calculation in this way each year.
When we aid banks in this way, it is like using our blood to feed vampires instead of giving that blood to people who could genuinely use a transfusion.
Plots generated from particularly deep sequencing may be difficult to upload directly to the UCSC genome browser, and a post-processing script to filter wiggle plots to aid visualization in this way is provided.
But is tuition + aid the way to solve social inequality?
Johnson & Johnson, for example, keeps Band-Aids germ-free this way.
First Aid – This gives you way more healing from your focus bar, so much so that I quite literally never died (on normal difficulty) once I started using it.
