The phrase "aid to stimulate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or measures taken to encourage or enhance a particular outcome or activity.
Example: "The government implemented new policies to aid to stimulate economic growth in the region."
Alternatives: "help to encourage" or "assist in promoting".
The Philippines is not the only country in Southeast Asia where the I.M.F. is threatening to cut off aid to stimulate economic changes.
And Mr. Karzai had resisted those efforts, arguing that crop substitution and foreign aid to stimulate the economy would be more effective.
Sixty years after Secretary of State George C. Marshall outlined the need for economic aid to stimulate European recovery, in a speech at Harvard University's commencement on June 5, 1947, the plan named after him continues to be fondly remembered in donor and recipient countries alike.
2011, 166 pp. Theodore Trefon, who has emerged over the past 20 years as one of the keenest students of Congolese society and politics, has recently given us a superb analysis of the failure of international aid to stimulate development in Congo.
A strong message from the European Parliament would aid to stimulate and expedite the Commission's processes and would be an important driving force to encourage reluctant Member States to acknowledge the benefits of the digital age and the need to support harmonisation in digital solutions.
Visual and audio aids help to stimulate attention and appeal to people of diverse learning styles.
Efforts to implement the use of patient decision aids to stimulate shared decision making are gaining prominence.
Did they understand the lesson?" Imaginative and cost-effective Mr. Treve encourages the use of locally sourced teaching aids to stimulate children's imaginations and cut costs.
This can help to stimulate the lymphatic system, which can aid with the release of toxins.
His description of Gen. George C. Marshall's call in 1946 for huge aid packages to stimulate economic reconstruction of China and his account of how American marines stood aside and allowed Chinese Nationalists and Communists to fight to the bitter end are rich in implications for what may yet become the policy of the United States.
Despite this the EU's competition commissioner Joaquín Almunia said he doubted that aid was needed to stimulate video game production, and added that he feared giving the UK the green light to introduce relief could spark a subsidy race across the bloc.
