The phrase "already aiding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that assistance or support is being provided at the present time or has been provided previously.
Example: "The volunteers are already aiding the community by distributing food and supplies."
Alternatives: "currently assisting" or "already helping".
The Army Corps of Engineers is already aiding the effort.
More typically, the team made sure to check on the young people they were already aiding.
The NSF-supported "Comet" system at the San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC) was dedicated in October and is already aiding scientists in a number of fields, including domains that are relatively new to using supercomputers, such as neuroscience.
By then, the police in Minnesota say, Mr. Melchert-Dinkel had already aided the suicide of Mark Drybrough, 32, of Coventry, England.
Felton already aided one franchise turnaround while helping the Bobcats to the playoffs last season after a number of dismal years there.
The military already aids paramilitary groups with surplus uniforms and training sessions.The strategy also shifts more of Poland's military assets to its eastern border, in keeping with the so-called Komorowski Doctrine.
Getting to the starting point of breaking news and rumors already aids a lot.
The 2005 discovery of a trove of police records from the conflict era has already aided in legal cases.
The waiter/waitress, whose role is already aided with ordering tablets may no longer be needed other than to drop off table food as establishments enable individuals order from their own mobile devices or self-service kiosks.
For instance, this evidence-base has already aided our shifting away from the long-held perception that EDs are the domain of the wealthy, White, young female toward the notion that disordered eating and body image disturbance are experienced by males and females 15, 16 of all ages 17 and ethnicities 18, 19 and who live in both developed and developing countries.
Already, aid agencies are ringing the alarm about a lack of food, water, health care and sanitation.
