The phrase "aided in resolving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing assistance provided in solving a problem or addressing an issue.
Example: "The team aided in resolving the technical difficulties that arose during the project."
Alternatives: "assisted in solving" or "helped to resolve".
The M phylogenetic tree has largely aided in resolving the position of M5 lineage.
As has been shown in the Trebouxiophytes, expanding taxon sampling has greatly aided in resolving phylogenetic relationships [ 18, 19].
The phylogenetic application of TinT-derived element activities significantly aided in resolving the evolutionary histories of galliformes [ 3], marsupials [ 15], and lagomorphs [ 22].
Therefore, assisting humans by means of a computational method that can continuously identify and aid in resolving inconsistencies adds significant value.
Additionally, an APP should identify key resources to address avian protection issues including, for example, a list of experts who may be called upon to aid in resolving avian issues.
It would also aid in resolving issues stemming from pathology mix-ups and contaminations.
To aid in resolving such conflicts, five further "justificatory conditions" were derived that must be met for specific studies or interventions to be justified: (1) effectiveness, (2) proportionality, (3) necessity, (4) least infringement, and (5) public justification (Childress et al. 2002).
Practice being polite and courteous when interacting with customers to keep them calm while you aid in resolving issues with their purchase.
LGBT and same gender loving (SGL) family members must be supported because it aids in resolving the shame, stigma, homophobia and transphobia that still permeates our community.
Greater availability of human reagents in the near future should greatly aid in resolving the identity of the cell-types involved.
Analyses at the larger spatial scale, combined with knowledge on population biology will aid in resolving a more complete picture of the invasion process and could aid land managers in arresting future range expansion and mitigate current impacts.
