The phrase "aid to help prevent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures or resources intended to assist in avoiding a particular issue or problem.
Example: "The organization provides aid to help prevent the spread of infectious diseases in vulnerable communities."
Alternatives: "assistance to avoid" or "support to deter".
Proper first aid treatment is essential to helping prevent a bacterial infection, but you should not attempt to treat a severe flesh wound by yourself.
It has been proposed that flashbacks form to serve a potential function, for example, aiding emotional processing and acting as a warning to help prevent future harm (Ehlers et al., 2002; Krans, Näring, Becker, & Holmes, 2009).
Theron grew up amid the Aids crisis in South Africa, and started a foundation in 2007 to help prevent adolescents and young people becoming infected with HIV in ever greater numbers.
Last week, Hillary Clinton called for a robust short-term stimulus package, including more federal spending for jobless benefits, home heating aid and grants to states to help prevent foreclosures.
To help prevent this, the aid programs contained in the federal Higher Education Act of 1965, which is due to be reauthorized this fall, need to be updated.
Now factor in Human Growth Hormone – which replaces fat with muscle to help optimise body-fat ratios, aids muscle recovery and may improve the connectivity between muscles to help prevent injury – steroids such as testosterone, which stimulates the body's own production of EPO and helps muscle recovery, and cortisone, which dramatically reduces swelling and inflammation to aid recovery.
Security features such as security cameras, pressure sensitive roof tiling, and fiber optic cabling running throughout the letters have been added to the T to help prevent its theft and aid in catching the perpetrators.
The second wave of aid will include drugs to help prevent and treat diseases such as malaria, cholera, dysentery and measles.
Glucose control needs to be optimized to help prevent neuropathy and aid in healing.
Thus, any intervention should not only aim to aid the recovery from an acute episode (usually within 4 weeks), but also to help prevent the development of long-term symptoms while minimizing the potential for adverse reactions to treatment [ 12].
Vitamins have been used in topical cosmeceuticals and moisturisers for decades, as an aid to improving skin condition, and their anti-oxidant properties are thought to help prevent UV damage in photo-aged skin.
