The phrase "aid to keep" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to assistance or support in maintaining something, such as a condition or a standard.
Example: "The organization provides resources to aid to keep the community clean and safe."
Alternatives: "help to maintain" or "assist in preserving".
His chief benefactor will probably give just enough aid to keep him afloat, while demanding concessions.
See articleThe Palestinians'caretaker government welcomed the European Union's offer of euro120m ($140m) in emergency aid to keep it going.
The union has accused the company of turning down government aid to keep the site open and save the jobs.
European stocks fell after a German magazine reported that France and Germany were pressing Portugal to accept outside aid to keep Europe's financial crisis from spreading.
Ten years ago, there would have been cries for state aid to keep the factory open, and let the single market go hang.
And the Afghan government would have to live up to its commitments to battle corruption and run a more open government for the aid to keep flowing.
"We're asking for a one-time Band-Aid to keep our industry going, to preserve open space and to prevent it from all going to traffic and septic tanks".
The arches beneath the elevated tracks, oil pits dealing in MOT certificates, mysterious lock-ups and rehearsal spaces for bands without names, were being rapidly upgraded to fish farms offering meditational aids to keep money-market buccaneers on an even keel, Japanese restaurants and artisan bakeries operated by downsizing hedge-fund managers.
The patterns discussed are as follows; focus on goals and pay little attention to tools, using external aids to keep track of what one is doing, and following information "scent" towards goal.
Technologies could contribute to all these strategies and help aid agencies to keep their staff safe from external threats.
She said schools had to offer financial aid to more students, and bigger aid packages to keep the students they already had.
