The phrase "aid to both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to assistance or support provided to two parties or groups.
Example: "The new policy aims to provide aid to both the local community and the environment."
Alternatives: "support for both" or "assistance to both".
After the 1965 Pakistan-India war began, the U.S. essentially withdrew aid to both countries.
One possibility is to freeze all nonhumanitarian aid to both Israel and the Palestinian Authority.
Iran has deftly used military aid to both Hamas and Hezbollah to create a rocket-armed force on Israel's northern and western borders.
Britain, which gives slabs of aid to both Rwanda and Uganda, is trying to calm matters.Meanwhile, in Ituri, the war has made old tribal squabbles much bloodier.
Although Washington has limited some aid to both countries it maintains close relationships, in part because they have relatively well trained armies that play an important part in US-backed peacekeeping operations in Africa.
Though UK development funds have been made available to support health systems, with some positive results, the UK recently cut its aid to both countries as it promotes greater private healthcare across Africa.
If the West is to channel aid to Albania, both these ports need securing.
1.10pm: Just in from the news wires: the European Commission has offered an extra 330m euros (£290m) in aid to Haiti, both immediate and long term.
The use of bi-lingual dictionaries as an aid to communication both before and during the consultation is another interesting topic for future research.
We intended for the decision aid to address both positive and negative features of treatment options that patients (who had previously experienced treatments) and their family members felt others making RRT decisions should know about.
Both regularly voted for aid to Israel and both supported expanded U.S.-Israel U.S.-Israelordination, as well.
