The phrase "aid will be given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where assistance or support is being promised or offered, often in formal or official communications.
Example: "In times of crisis, aid will be given to those in need to help them recover and rebuild their lives."
Alternatives: "assistance will be provided" or "support will be offered."
In return, humanitarian aid will be given to beleaguered residents who have survived years of shelling, sniping and violence from both sides.
On August 28th, the State Department announced that thirty million dollars in aid will be given to help educate Iraqi refugee children in schools around the Middle East.
The American aid will be given to private aid groups, United Nations agencies and others in the south -- not the central government in Khartoum.
"The new mechanism will be delivering aid on the berm through cranes, and the aid will be given to community leaders of groups of Syrians so they can distribute it accordingly," he told AP.
Syrian government forces will stop bombing targets and areas that the US and Russia have agreed to spare, while humanitarian aid will be given safe passage, including to Aleppo.
If you already hold a PhD or its equivalent, or are an advanced doctoral candidate at another institution, you may apply to a PhD program only if it is in an unrelated field of study; however, preference for admissions and financial aid will be given to those who have not already had an opportunity to study for a doctoral degree at Harvard or elsewhere.
Additional written aids will be given to family members including: information on delirium, resources available once the patient is home, and a discharge booklet to prepare for going home.
American Heart Association - Grants-in-Aid The Grant-in-Aid award will be given to MDs, PhDs, DOs or equivalent.
Johns Hopkins University President Ronald J. Daniels and Provost Sunil Kumar today reaffirmed the university's support for those affected by the Trump administration's decision to rescind a program that protects undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children, saying that JHU students directly impacted by the decision will be given the aid they need to complete their degrees.
Much of the plan's $15 billion budget will be given as bilateral aid.
The concerts will be given with the aid of a grant from the New York State Council on the Arts, in cooperation with The Com poser in Performance, Inc.
