The phrase "aiding hand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe assistance or support provided to someone in need.
Example: "During the crisis, the community came together to offer an aiding hand to those affected by the disaster."
Alternatives: "helping hand" or "supportive hand".
And the lists are heavy on hygiene: Lysol, Band-Aids, hand sanitizer, tissues and paper towels, things the custodian or school nurse used to have on hand.
You should also pack sunscreen, band aids, hand sanitizer, bug spray, any over the counter medicine you might want/need, toilet paper/wipes and soap, because those items are not easy to find over there.
This paper reports a newly designed system intended to aid in hand rehabilitation.
There was progress in understanding refugee crises as drawn-out challenges needing long-term developmental responses, rather than just short-term aid hand-outs.
I'm not an optimist in the short term on burden sharing – if we can't do it in Europe, within a union, how can we expect it to happen globally?" Delegates broadly agreed that refugee crises should be viewed as drawn-out challenges that require long-term developmental responses, rather than short-term aid hand-outs.
Most French films enjoy lavish state aid, handed out via the National Centre for French Cinema (CNC) which distributes some 250m euros every year.
These unpaid workers performed all the labour by hand, aided only by primitive hand tools.
Chaperone proteins have, for decades, been known to give newly translated proteins a helping hand, aiding in their folding and integration in the cell.
But, aided by hands that no longer needed to double as part-time feet, Homo habilis began to exploit a new and potent material that needs both precision and strength to work stone.
MILAN — The Italian bank Intesa Sanpaolo has said it could team up with Ferrero, the maker of Nutella, to help keep Parmalat in Italian hands, aiding the government in warding off foreign bids.
