The phrase "aid to protect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assistance or support aimed at safeguarding something or someone.
Example: "The organization provides aid to protect endangered species from extinction."
Alternatives: "assistance to safeguard" or "support to defend".
But it would leave little cash to lend to any national governments that might require aid to protect themselves from a Greek contagion.
Wearing khaki Dockers and a sage shirt, Mr. Gore pledged to commit more money to college financial aid, to protect the environment and to safeguard abortion rights.
A minister in the present government, Ephraim Sneh, said in Washington two months ago that Israel would need large new sums from the U.S. in supplemental aid to protect the settlements.
Agir, launched in June as the Sahel crisis was taking hold, lays out a roadmap for better co-ordination of humanitarian and development aid to protect the most vulnerable people when drought hits again.
With their own people supporting the Palestinians very publicly, Arab leaders decided to offer Mr. Arafat their full political support and promised $1 billion in aid to protect Islamic and Arab properties in Jerusalem and to help the families of Palestinians killed or wounded in the fighting with Israel.
Mechanical stimuli promote ECM production (Grodzinsky et al. 2000), increase chondrocyte activity, and aid to protect the ECM temporarily from excessive loading (Mow et al. 1999).
And be sure to take Band-Aids to protect feet against thongs that rub between your toes.
[C13.] Rift Emerges Over Government Aid As leading insurers have coalesced around an aid package to protect them against losses from future terrorist attacks, an ideological rift has developed both within the administration and in Congress about the government role in protecting industries in distress.
The money is part of $500 million in federal aid intended to protect the vibrancy of the city's historic financial district.
They made a plea for federal aid this week to protect their 77,000 auto jobs, which represent one-fifth of the $1.4bn tax base.
As the nation's leading insurers have coalesced around an aid package to protect them against losses from future terrorist attacks, an ideological rift has developed both within the administration and in Congress about the government role in protecting industries in distress.
