The phrase "aids development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something contributes to or supports the process of development, whether in a social, economic, or personal context.
Example: "Investing in education aids development by equipping individuals with the skills they need to succeed."
Alternatives: "supports growth" or "facilitates progress."
There were successes: a passionate commitment to Africa that produced programs to fight AIDS; development grants and pressure to reduce killings in Darfur; the disarming of Qaddafi (which she rightly points out deprived him of weapons of mass destruction he might have unleashed in the Arab Spring); a nuclear pact with India.
Ethanol (EtOH) is considered to be an environmental co-factor in AIDS development.
The manner in which these splits stratified subjects with variable risks of AIDS development at each node is shown (Figure 2A and 2B).
If protective CTL responses are inherently weaker than susceptibility responses that would suggest that CTL play an immunopathological role in AIDS development.
Furthermore, macrophage dysfunction as well as induction of immune response is responsible for HIV-associated disorder and AIDS development [3], [4], [5], [6].
In Western countries, the estimated median incubation period before AIDS development in the absence of antiretroviral therapy is 10 12 years [77], although in Thailand a shorter incubation period (7 years) has been suggested [78].
Functioning legislatures aid development.
Inside their incubators, the infants look cosier than I recall, enclosed in little "nests", which aid development.
Some neonatologists say babies receiving music therapy leave hospitals sooner, which can aid development and family bonding and save money.
Thomas L. Friedman (column, Oct. 19) gives prominent place to aiding development in other countries in his strategy for fighting the right war.
In our experience, genuine volunteering organisations will sell these trips as ways of self-improvement for young people, rather than making claims about them aiding development".
