The phrase "aid transmission" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to communication, technology, or healthcare, where assistance or support in the process of transmitting information or signals is being discussed.
Example: "The new software is designed to aid transmission of data between devices, ensuring faster and more reliable connections."
Alternatives: "facilitate transmission" or "assist in transmission".
But complete eradication is proving tricky; unsanitary conditions in slums aid transmission.
The Warramiri website as a digital resource to aid transmission of Indigenous language and culture intersects with a number of pertinent and evolving theoretical frameworks; decolonising Indigenous methodologies (Smith 1999; Haebich 2014) ICT Indigenous pedagogies (Jorgensen 2013; Watson 2013) and Indigenous digital archiving (Nakata et al. 2008; Gardiner et al. 2011) to name a few.
In the framework of approaches which question the narrow scope of the deterministic N-1 security criterion, this work proposes an enhanced risk-based AC security-constrained optimal power flow (RB-SCOPF) problem formulation to aid transmission system operators (TSOs) trading-off economy and (thermal) security.
Encounter reduction should follow a similar pattern, as adding relatively more individuals of an additional species will reduce rates of contact that could aid transmission of the pathogen.
Langerhans cells appear to aid transmission (13).
The studies upon which the pediatricians rely, he noted, often have to do with highly specific data: the risks in Africa of Aids transmission in uncircumcised men, for instance.
Since 2000, child deaths have fallen by 2m, partly because of the success of the global health funds in terms of reducing malaria, extending access to vaccines, and reducing mother-to-child Aids transmission.
Dr Galbraith added: "I have reviewed the literature and come to the conclusion that all blood products made from blood donated in the US after 1978 should be withdrawn from use until the risk of Aids transmission by these products has been clarified".
The utilization of such ancillary services can aid the transmission operations, mainly by reducing the congestion during peak hours.
This observation was explained with the aid of transmission electron micrographs, which were taken of ultrathin sections cut parallel and perpendicular to the direction of shear.
The evolution of coating microstructures and thermal growth oxides (TGO) at high temperature were studied with the aid of transmission electron microscopy.
