The phrase "aids greatly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how something significantly helps or contributes to a situation or outcome.
Example: "The new software aids greatly in improving our team's productivity and efficiency."
Alternatives: "significantly helps" or "greatly assists".
(The Internet of course aids greatly in the process; many galleries lavishly document their exhibitions).
A detailed thermo-mechanical analysis of the superheater tubes makes it possible to identify the cause of premature high-temperature failures and aids greatly in the changes in tubing arrangement and improving start-up technology.
KAR aids greatly in preventing misinterpretation of HTS data, as kinase inhibitors typically inhibit many more targets than are commonly reported.
In our view, the grouping of such different but statistically and functionally connected patterns in one module aids greatly in the biological interpretation of the data and in the assessment of crosstalk between biological processes.
His gallantry aided greatly in turning back several counter-attacks".
RODAY: I would say I'm aided greatly by Dulé's process.
Delaware Park, a thoroughbred track in Wilmington, Del., has been aided greatly by video lottery terminals, which were legalized in 1994.
(In this they are aided greatly by their ability to hold a suspect without charge for up to 23 days).
A better understanding of this brain circuitry will aid greatly in developing novel therapeutic interventions, which are also lacking.
Schrader — aided greatly by his lead actress, Natasha Richardson — depicts something surprising and extraordinary: the power of absurd ideas and wild rhetoric to possess the imagination.
The early scenes between the Mexicans, for example, are thoroughly charming, aided greatly by warm and winning performances from Ioana Alfonso as Irma and Mauricio Tafur Salgado as Carlos.
