The phrase "aids contributed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the contributions of aids, such as assistance or support, in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The research showed that various aids contributed significantly to the success of the project."
Alternatives: "assistance provided" or "support offered".
In a book whose dominant theme is frustrated understanding, the translator, Julia Lovell, faced an especially important task; her preface, pronunciation guide and other aids contribute to the novel's force in English.
Mr. Giuliani's grudge against Legal Aid contributed to a deterioration in the quality of representation.
The Fed's statement, with its mix of grim tidings and welcome aid, contributed to wild market oscillations as investors struggled to make sense of the economy and the path ahead.
The purpose of this study is to evaluate how a self-administered decision aid contributed to decision making about driving retirement by individuals living with dementia.
It was concluded that contralateral stimulation (with bilateral CIs or unilateral CI plus hearing aid) contributed to significantly improved language outcomes.
These production increases were sometimes supported by bilateral cooperation: in Lesotho, Irish Aid contributed to training 150 additional nurses in year 2007 while some nurses were recruited from Kenya to work in the remote areas of the country; South Africa has a bilateral agreement with Cuba, to train doctors.
The UK was one of the first to step forward with aid, contributing around $60m£38m8m) to the World Food Programme.
Finally, the coefficients associated to aid targeted to development (rows 2 to 5 of Panel B) show that skilled workers are more responsive to better economic conditions enhanced by aid than unskilled workers, i.e. the effect of an increase in developmental aid contributes to the overcoming of the budget constraints of skilled emigrants.
