The phrase "aid to ease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assistance or support intended to alleviate difficulties or discomfort.
Example: "The new policy is designed to provide aid to ease the financial burden on low-income families."
Alternatives: "assistance to alleviate" or "support to relieve".
The United States offered the financial aid to ease those concerns.
Like many employers, the Haighs' company gave financial aid to ease their transition.
President Dmitri A. Medvedev has also tried to use economic aid to ease unemployment in the area.
North Korea, for its part, is now insisting on millions of dollars in aid to ease a chronic electricity shortage and has put pressure on Washington by freezing its relationship with South Korea.
The vintners of Languedoc-Roussillon and other parts of France are seeking more government aid to ease their plight.Philippe Vergnès, president of a wine growers' syndicate in the Aude region in south-central France, said that 98 percent of 15,000 vineyards there had been "crippled financially".
Mr. Clinton visited the state eight times in his first year in office and barely slowed down thereafter, offering disaster relief, trade promotion and aid to ease the economic transition of California's declining military industries after the end of the cold war.
However, aid might help to ease migration costs in several ways: i) Aid might reduce transaction costs by providing opportunities for the highly skilled to migrate thanks to the attribution of scholarship grants, and ii) reduce informational costs by providing information on donor countries, as aid creates bridges between the receiving and the donor countries.
The development of pilot aids to ease the different operations through specific control laws using specific guidance system (as for instance GPS or D-GPS).
In addition to working on Latin American issues, he worked with Britain and South Africa to establish a large aid package to ease Rhodesia's transition to black-majority rule.
The joint effort to provide aid seemed to ease the tension between the two teams and their parents, grouped behind the cordon that was placed about two yards from the sideline.
In addition to eating the fruit, various American Indian groups like the Cherokee and Chippewa have used black raspberry leaves and roots medicinally as a gastrointestinal aid, and to ease childbirth and menstrual cramps.
