The phrase "aid to reducing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assistance or support in the process of decreasing something, such as costs, waste, or emissions.
Example: "The new policy is designed to provide aid to reducing carbon emissions in the city."
Alternatives: "help in reducing" or "assistance in decreasing".
They would receive extra aid, to reduce or eliminate the premium, deductible and coverage gap.
The first of those truths is that we don't know how to use aid to reduce poverty.
"If you untie aid, it's 100percentt clear you're giving aid to reduce poverty and not to benefit your own country's commercial interests," he said.
Unfortunately, federal, state and institutional rules currently preclude a student from using merit-based aid to reduce the family's share of college costs.
The Charities Aid Foundation CAFF) – the voluntary sector's specialist finance body – had called on the government to use the budget to cut the red tape around Gift Aid, to reduce bureaucracy for charities and encourage more effective giving.
On 1 April the Ministry of Justice will implement a controversial £215m cut in criminal legal aid to reduce the overall costs, the prospect of which has seen the courts disrupted through a series of strikes.
Mr. Obama repeatedly cited the findings of independent economists that his $447 billion package, which calls for tax cuts, public works spending and federal aid to reduce teacher layoffs, would reduce unemployment and bolster economic growth.
See articleThe American administration denied reports that it was trying to prevent the Palestinians'Islamist movement, Hamas, from establishing its authority after winning last month's election by cutting off aid to reduce its popularity.
Carbons of the exfoliating GO are used as an aid to reduce metal precursors to A2Mo3O8.
A multitest regimen of pain provocation tests as an aid to reduce unnecessary minimally invasive sacroiliac joint procedures.
