The phrase "aid to replace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assistance or support in the process of substitution or replacement of something.
Example: "The new software will aid to replace the outdated system currently in use."
Alternatives: "help to substitute" or "assist in replacing".
Students receiving scholarships and grants from sources outside MIT may use that aid to replace the student self-help.
They are seeking billions in federal aid to replace lost office space and bribe companies and residents to stay put downtown.
To know: Today marks the twenty-five-year anniversary of the Chernobyl explosion; Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych is asking for international aid to replace the leaking shell over the molten core.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency rejected a request for aid to replace infrastructure destroyed near West by an April 17 fertilizer plant explosion, Gov. Rick Perry's office said Wednesday.
[ image: /photos/590954ea019dfc3494e9ea73] To know: Today marks the twenty-five-year anniversary of the Chernobyl explosion; Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych is asking for international aid to replace the leaking shell over the molten core.
Barristers claim that new fixed fees for legal aid, to replace hourly rates, drain talent from the pool of those available to represent defendants, who are often vulnerable people.
In response, the nine Democrats in the Texas delegation have written Mr. Perry asking for his cooperation in getting the money to Texas classrooms, noting that "repealing the amendment would only indicate that your desire is to use federal aid simply to replace state educational dollars as was done in 2009".
He has also enjoyed some success in softening the Sudanese government's stance on Darfur, for instance by persuading the regime to allow in other aid agencies to replace those expelled in retaliation for the issuing of the ICC's arrest warrant for Mr Bashir in March.
Aid workers hope to replace all the tents with sturdier mobile-home units by mid-summer.
The island has requested $94.4 billion in federal rebuilding aid, including $17.8 billion to replace its power grid and $31.1 billion for housing.
The intention of such a decision aid is not to replace the importance of physician counselling, but instead to supplement it and facilitate further discussion between healthcare providers and patients.
