The phrase "aiding transition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the process of helping or facilitating a change or shift from one state to another.
Example: "The new policies are aimed at aiding transition for employees moving to remote work."
Alternatives: "facilitating change" or "supporting transition".
Then, the SPC block code-aided transition probability p ~ n j | i can be defined as follows.
The 33-year-old has offered to continue as Test skipper on an interim basis to aid transition to a new captain.
To aid transition to a more action oriented research approach, current research findings amenable to design application should be produced in a form easily understood by practitioners.
Eicosanoids released by T. cruzi may contribute to parasite differentiation, phagocytosis [22] and host survival [23] by acting as immunomodulators to aid transition and maintenance of the chronic phase of the disease.
As the number of breast cancer survivors increases each year research has become more focused upon developing effective interventions to aid transition back to everyday functioning (post-treatment).
This recommendation is made on the basis that adult ADHD services are not fully integrated into AMHS in the UK and therefore may not be comparable with physical health conditions which have longstanding adult services and dedicated models to aid transition.
As a route to addressing this, we link the methods of thermodynamic integration (TI) and swarm-enhanced sampling molecular dynamics (sesMD), where simulation replicas interact cooperatively to aid transitions over energy barriers.
Wilson and Renwick felt that Gernon's experience of working with Belbin on earlier series of One Foot as a production secretary and assistant, as well as other shows, meant that her style was similar to Belbin's, aiding the transition between directors.
Thus, eicosanoids present during acute infection may act as immunomodulators aiding the transition to and maintenance of the chronic phase of the disease.
Many young people felt poorly prepared despite well-documented policies and apparent provision for aiding the transition of each out of youth services.
