The phrase "aid to ship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to providing assistance or support to a ship, such as in maritime operations or logistics.
Example: "The organization provided aid to ship supplies to the remote island community affected by the storm."
Alternatives: "assistance to ship" or "support for shipping".
The IMO's Global Maritime Distress and Safety System, an integrated communications system using satellites and terrestrial radio communications to provide aid to ships in distress even in cases where the crew is unable to send a manual distress signal, was established in 1992 and became fully operational in 1999.
These regulations require the vast majority of US food aid to be shipped from preferred growers in the US on preferred US ships.
Meanwhile, as current regulations require at least 75% of American food aid to be shipped on US-flagged vessels, "this is essentially a subsidy to the [shipping] industry and so they also have a very strong interest to maintain the current system", Munoz added.
In a Democracy Now! interview before the U.S. ship "The Audacity of Hope" left a port in Greece, Consul General of Israel in New York Ido Aharoni defends the Israeli government's campaign against the flotilla, claiming there is no need for humanitarian aid to be shipped to Gaza now that Egypt has opened the Rafah border crossing.
Israeli officials say the flotillas' goal is not to ship aid to the Palestinians, but to challenge and embarrass the Israelis.
The legislation, called the Battle Act, blocked the United States from giving aid to countries that shipped goods "of primary strategic significance" to the Soviet Union and other nations in Eastern Europe.
Andrew Natsios, the special relief coordinator for Sudan, announced that the United States would greatly expand aid to Sudan by shipping 40,000 tons of food to victims of the drought in the country's north.
The aid package, worth about $8.5 million, is a fraction of the more than 300,000 tons of rice and other aid South Korea used to ship to the North annually until President Lee Myung-bak took office in early 2008.
Milk and by-products of milk production are often dried to reduce weight, to aid in shipping, to extend shelf life, and to provide a more useful form as an ingredient for other foods.
Application and validation on a real passenger ship show that the new method is effective in giving a complementary aid to decision process for ship designers.
