The phrase "aids arm" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific context, but without additional information, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "The aids arm of the organization focuses on providing support and resources to those affected by the disease."
Alternatives: "support arm" or "assistance branch".
I set up an Aids hotline and launched Project Aizhixing to meet the challenge of Aids armed with love and knowledge.
Other donors also contribute annually, with the US State Department's aid arm budgeting $30m for Tajikistan this year.
One partner in the program was Land O'Lakes International Development, the aid arm of the Minnesota butter company.
Mr Abu Rudeineh worries that the billboards recently erected hailing the accomplishments of America's aid arm, USAID, could soon look out of date.
The new edition of textbooks for Afghanistan's high schools were paid for partly by the American forces' foreign-aid arm, the Commander's Emergency Response Programme.
In his role heading the humanitarian aid arm of the coalition under Suhair Atassi, a coalition vice president and respected activist from Damascus, Mr. Hitto quickly came into close contact with American and other foreign officials.
Djibouti, in fact, is such a low priority for assistance that the Agency for International Development, the foreign aid arm of the American government, closed its office here in the mid-1990's.
Jo Ignacio, emergency coordinator for the aid arm of the Filipino church, Caritas Philippines, said last year's typhoon had created anxiety about what to expect from future storms, amid fears survivors would be left reeling as they had been last year.
He has picked a third managing director, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, who is returning after a brave term as a reforming finance minister of Nigeria.Having patched over the staff's differences, Mr Zoellick's most urgent task is securing generous funding for the bank's aid arm, known as the International Development Association IDAA).
And groups such as the North American Mission Board, the missionary and aid arm of the Southern Baptist Convention, are also readying relief workers.
