The phrase "aid zone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific area designated for providing assistance or support, often in contexts like humanitarian efforts or emergency response.
Example: "The organization set up an aid zone in the disaster-stricken area to provide food and medical supplies to those in need."
Alternatives: "assistance area" or "relief zone".
Mr. Marr was asked why Mr. Ferkov's shop was deemed to be outside the highest-aid zone but Mr. Saleh's considered to be inside?
The central bank also announced additional measures to aid euro zone banks suffering from a dearth of money-market funding.
The central bank also announced additional measures to aid euro zone banks suffering from a dearth of the short-term lending and to avert a credit squeeze.
If you fancy your skills, you can head to the Proving Grounds, a driver aid-free zone where the top teams will put you through your paces.
See articleChristine Lagarde raised eyebrows at Jackson Hole by calling for the "urgent" recapitalisation of European banks, if necessary through the European Financial Stability Facility, which has been set up to aid euro-zone economies.
Two days later, following agreement between the EU and the IMF on a €720 billion ($913 billion) fund to aid euro-zone governments in difficulty, the risk premium on Irish bonds narrowed sharply (see chart).The meeting happened to coincide with the second anniversary of Brian Cowen's election as taoiseach.
During the heaviest fighting, Responsible Citizens delivered aid to "red zone" areas which others deemed too dangerous.
And in 1993 the International Coordination Committee was created to channel international aid to the zone, including the training by Japan of a new generation of Cambodian archaeologists and architects.
The European Central Bank's decision last month to aid struggling euro zone banks with longer-term refinancing operations has taken some of the heat off in recent weeks.
Financial markets nevertheless remain unsettled by uncertainty over an likely Spanish request for more euro zone aid, over Greece's budget problems, and over poor growth prospects around the euro area.
