The phrase "aid with understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to providing assistance or support in a way that enhances comprehension or insight.
Example: "The teacher's role is to aid with understanding complex concepts in mathematics."
Alternatives: "assist in comprehension" or "help with clarity".
GP-friendly guidelines are urgently required that will aid decision-making, help with understanding the referrals process, and most importantly, operate in the best interests of the mentally ill child and family.
GP-friendly guidelines and standards are required that will aid in decision-making and help with understanding the referrals process.
A great deal of recent educational technology is in aid of learning with understanding.
Although Dr. Ramachandran seems more concerned with understanding these abnormalities than with aiding the people whose lives they disrupt, no one here seems to be suffering greatly.
In addition, examination of larger geographic regions would aid with fuller understanding of utilization.
With the aid of understanding the molecular interactions between the natural substrate: MeJA and MJE, a 3D model of the complex MeJA MJE is developed by molecular docking program, and the result may be helpful to explain the experimental realization and the new mutant designs as well.
Reversal of selectivity with a strong P-gp inhibitor such as CsA, tariquidar, or elacridar would aid in demonstrating the necessity of functional P-gp for hypersensitivity, and other MDR cell lines selected with other cytotoxins, or transfected with MDR1, would aid in understanding the mode of activity.
The unanticipated extent to which HCMV specifically manipulates host mRNA translation may aid in understanding its association with complex inflammatory disorders and cancer.
Further tests in larger series, could give an aid in understanding the pathophysiological peculiarities of migraine-with-aura brain.
"Part of what we've been trying to do is provide some visual aid to understanding what's happening" with climate change, Mr. Obama said in a brief interview here, looking out over lush vegetation and a lagoon so iridescent it turned the clouds above an otherworldly shade of green.
