The phrase "aided further" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that assistance or support is being provided in an additional or enhanced manner.
Example: "The project was aided further by the contributions of several volunteers who offered their expertise."
Alternatives: "assisted additionally" or "supported further."
Reaction pathway analysis aided further scrutiny of the fuel-specific reactions in Mech NP, leading to refinement of the kinetic model, and improved agreement between the predicted and measured ignition delay times as well as the jet-stirred reactor results.
Effortless composition is aided further by switchable grid line in the finder and LCD screen, plus a new digital levelling gauge.
Other troops from the airlanding brigade, who had landed elsewhere in Sicily aided further by destroying communications links and capturing gun batteries.
This was aided further by adding LOESS (LOcally wEighted Scatterplot Smoothing) curves to the plots.
In particular, the paths of the motor's three principal microtubule-binding loops (L8, L11, L12) were directly resolved, which substantially aided further analysis.
Kaitlyn's project received a 2016 John Jaquette Award of $1,300 to aid further development.
The Humber Bridge (opened in 1981), spanning the estuary, was constructed chiefly to aid further development.
The database may also aid further development of the commercial plastics processing software packages.
The results of this investigation will aid further computational and experimental work aimed at stabilizing the microstructure of nanocrystalline material.
It increases diagnostic quality, aids further operational patient consultation, provides template for surgical resection, and advances surgical planning.
We also expect that mRNA interactome capture approaches will aid further exploration of RNA systems biology in varied physiological and pathophysiological settings.
