The phrase "aid to further" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assistance or support aimed at advancing a particular goal or objective.
Example: "The organization provides resources to aid to further the development of sustainable practices in the community."
Alternatives: "assist in advancing" or "support the progress of".
He continues to set great store by development aid to further policy but he has thoughts as well on preventing the spread of nuclear weapons and reforming international institutions.
Yet with Washington giving Cairo $1.3 billion a year in military aid, the hospital episode shows that Egypt's for-profit military has sometimes found ways to use that aid to further its economic interests.
Identifying a potent and selective ligand will aid to further establish the specific physiological roles and pharmacology of the receptor.
In spite of these, limitations the results present a credible reflection on the interaction between maternal healthcare utilisation and NHIS subscription and further offer practical measures that would aid to further improve maternal healthcare utilisation in the country.
New breeds and cropping techniques will also aid to further counteract the more negative effects of climate change, including the expansion of pests or hitherto unknown effects that might arise.
The response to the Syrian problem must encompass permanent long-term aid to further develop and reward Jordan for the burden being inflicted upon it now.
We further propose that, multithreading approach for implementation of algorithm for the proposed SI model aids to further elevate the performance of proposed algorithm in terms of influence spread per second.
The study protocol provided standardized probes, prompts, and measurement aids to further reduce recall bias.
In the meantime, both the PKK and the PYD/YPG have taken advantage of the Russian-American rivalry to secure weapons and aid, and to further advance the prospects for a semi-independent Rojava.
Others have made cosmetic changes, such as raising the income level for financial aid, to head off further Congressional inquiry and anger from middle-class families.
It detects change in illness over time, but its clinical usefulness as an aid to management needs further study.
