The phrase "aid universities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing support or assistance provided to universities, often in the context of funding, resources, or programs aimed at enhancing their capabilities.
Example: "The government has announced a new initiative to aid universities in their research efforts."
Alternatives: "support universities" or "assist universities".
Microsoft is also granting cloud-computing awards to aid university researchers and students who take part in the challenge.
With Duke's growing enrollment and increased demands from students applying for financial aid, university-wide, spending on need-based undergraduate aid has grown from $43 million in the 2004-05 academic year to more than $99 million in 2013-14.
Graduation rates for California State University students hit record highs this year as campuses poured money into new faculty and expanded academic support and financial aid, university system officials announced Wednesday.
It also eliminates $10 million for maintenance in state parks and reduces aid to universities by $64.3 million.
New York Research Grants New York State is stepping up aid to universities for science and technology research.
In the world of graduate education, masters' students generally receive minimal financial aid from universities.
So he pounded away on a typewriter in Nairobi, pleading for financial aid from universities and foundations across the Atlantic.
To the Editor: President Obama should be applauded for his proposal to tie federal aid to universities' cost-cutting efforts and to students' graduation rates and future salaries.
The cabinet approved a delay, through November, of 5 trillion yen $63 billionn) in public spending, most of that in tax grants for local governments and aid for universities.
GBRC was created to advance and promote sustainable building design and operation on the UC Berkeley campus, and provide resources to aid other universities in similar efforts across the state.
