The phrase "attention and aid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the support or assistance provided to someone, often in a context where help is needed.
Example: "The organization is dedicated to providing attention and aid to those affected by natural disasters."
Alternatives: "support and assistance" or "help and guidance".
Puntland officials acknowledge, grudgingly, that the pirates have helped them in a way: bringing desperately needed attention and aid.
Over the years, Winfrey has used her considerable influence to bring attention and aid to a number of causes.
Experts also note the North's traditional tactic of lashing out with unexpected provocations — like missile and nuclear tests — when it most needs outside attention and aid.
The group brought large boats and millions of dollars in donations to a cause that had struggled to gain attention and aid the Palestinians.
And why does public attention and aid money ignore them and focus on infections?The simplest explanation for chronic diseases' increasing importance is that people in poor countries now live long enough to suffer them.
Though the needs of the countryside's poor are greatest, the lion's share of foreign attention and aid goes to Kathmandu, home to the political elite, the bulk of foreign workers and much of the country's rich cultural heritage.
Namely, it provides indicators for the direction of research attention and aids in the development of hypotheses.
There was starvation in Africa and Aids came to public attention.
DeYoung (2010) also argues that O will be important in the selection of actions, leading to more creative and complex solutions and aiding attention.
Sometimes writing things down helps keep your attention on the topic and aids memory.
The Lords committee report is also correct to draw attention to the quality of aid, and to point out that aid can do harm as well as good.
