The phrase "aiding planning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing support or assistance in the process of planning something, such as a project or event.
Example: "The new software is designed for aiding planning in large-scale events, ensuring everything runs smoothly."
Alternatives: "assisting with planning" or "supporting the planning process".
Descriptive epidemiology is important not only in assessing the frequency of neurodevelopmental disorders, thereby aiding planning of service provision, but also because variations by geographical area, over time, and by personal characteristics provide clues regarding etiology.
Birth registration, as an essential component of a country's civil registry, also strengthens the quality of vital statistics, aiding planning and government efficiency.
Such information also has clinical implications by facilitating identification and screening of those from known high-risk groups, and aiding planning and development of culturally appropriate health education, which may improve some outcomes among those with established diabetes [ 31].
This aids planning for surgical resection.
Children believe they are ignored Drawing upon direct quotes from children in conflict zones, the youth report says many children believe they are ignored in aid planning.
This month Rite Aid plans to close on a new $2 billion bank line due in 2008.
The impact of grandparents' paying for college directly (estate planning versus aid planning).
Its purpose is to aid planning and implementation of tailored care for women with HG.
Do not lie on financial aid forms, but aid planning, like tax planning, is perfectly legal and appropriate.
The design allows accurate and reproducible positioning of the perioral tissues to aid planning of radiotherapy and treatment.
Future year rate estimates are for planning purposes, only (e.g., multi-year budgeting, financial aid planning, contract and grant proposal submissions, etc.).
