The phrase "aiding smooth" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe assistance in achieving smoothness or fluidity in a process, but it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The new software is aiding smooth transitions between tasks."
Alternatives: "facilitating smooth" or "promoting smoothness".
Where possible, cyclists wear a one-piece to aid smooth air flows and seams are kept to a minimum to prevent "dirty air" getting trapped.
The LS 400 further contained some 300 technological innovations to aid smooth operation and silence, including fluid-damped cabin fixtures, vibration-insulating rubber mounts, airflow fairings, and sandwich steel body panels.
The action unfolds, with precision and impeccable timing, at the pace of life, aided by smooth changes of scene, sound effects and some background music.
She said offering the option of catastrophic coverage would aid the "smooth transition" to the new health care marketplace, and added that a dedicated phone number had been set-up to deal with people with cancelled plans.
But these laws against perverting the course of justice are not only intended to aid the smooth functioning of the criminal justice system; they also protect the weaker members of our society from exploitation.
It has been proposed that within the motor system, suppression of competing processes with alpha could aid the smooth execution of motor programmes (Pfurtscheller and Neuper, 1994; Suffczynski et al., 2001).
A few drops of cooking oil on the spindle knobs can aid in smooth dispensing of the tape.
Finally, to aid in smoothing the walls, we chinked with what we call "light straw clay".
This will pop the darker color you will next add and aid in your smooth blended look.
Although the other four departing states would be in a less desperate condition than Greece, they might also need some aid to smooth the way a further €100 billion, say, of which Germany's share would be €33 billion.
