The phrase "aid to feed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assistance or support provided for the purpose of feeding someone or something.
Example: "The organization provides aid to feed the homeless during the winter months."
Alternatives: "assistance to nourish" or "support to provide food".
Soon, it relied on foreign aid to feed its civilians, and thousands fled the country to escape the disaster.
Analysts say the country needs outside aid to feed its own people and outside enemies to justify its harsh rule.
Any eventual reunification with North Korea, which has relied on foreign aid to feed itself, could pose a fiscal hit to the South, said Ms. Lim of JPMorgan.
Many people felt comfortable in this situation, and decided to wait for international aid to feed them, to give them seeds," he said.
Robert B. Zoellick, president of the World Bank, said money was crucial to solving the short-term need for food aid to feed the world's hungry.
North Korea, hobbled by half a century of Communist economics, relies heavily on American, European and South Korean aid to feed its 22 million people.
The officials also said the rebels, accused of diverting aid food to feed soldiers, would not include a clause to guarantee that aid would help only civilians.
The white paper seeks to counter Western views that much of its aid goes to feed its appetite for oil and minerals.
Others point out that most of the aid goes to feed southerners who support the SPLA, and that the UN is thereby helping the rebel cause.
But on Monday, the humanitarian organization responsible for feeding 6 million at-risk Syrians announced it was slashing food aid meant to feed 1.7 million people, citing a grave shortfall in funding.
Rather U.S. military aid served to feed the Egyptian armed forces' appetite for sophisticated American hardware, secure jobs in its military industrial complex and guarantee hundreds of millions of dollars in business for American defense contractors.
