The phrase "aid visibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing improving or enhancing the visibility of something, such as information, data, or a project.
Example: "The new marketing strategy aims to aid visibility for our brand in the competitive market."
Alternatives: "enhance visibility" or "improve visibility".
Soon we are at a local school in the town of Coniston, for pre-race registration: queueing up to collect timing chips for our ankles, bands with race numbers for our wrists, swimming caps that indicate which wave we are swimming in, and tow floats that we must tether to our waists to aid visibility in the water.
To achieve this extra capacity, two fuel tanks were tied behind Half-Safe, painted bright yellow to aid visibility from the air.
These have now been redesigned to aid visibility.
Identical small square tables were placed in each corner to aid visibility and were irrelevant as cues for the navigation task.
Well-lit, sunny areas are also preferable as this aids visibility for always-vigilant woodpeckers.
The walls of the gallery have been painted gold, an aid to visibility that may also underscore Mr. Agematsu's view that his discoveries are another kind of treasure.
Jane Sadowski, the registered manager, lives on site, which has aided management visibility.
Trial reports were systematically reviewed according to predefined eligibility criteria, including randomised controlled trials or controlled before-and-after trials comparing visibility aids and no visibility aids, and of different visibility aids on pedestrian and cyclist safety, and drivers' responses in detection and recognition.
We will also implement mutual perks with our business and restaurant neighbors which will aid in local visibility.
Twelve trials examined the effectiveness of daytime visibility aids and 25 trials on night time visibility aids, including 882 participants.
Drivers' and observers' detection and recognition improved with visibility aids.
