The word 'auxiliaries' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun that refers to people or things that help or support someone or something in achieving something. For example: The fire department had to call in additional auxiliaries to help battle the raging forest fire.
Though internet privacy was beginning to emerge as an issue, few people had any idea of the extent to which governments and their secretive auxiliaries were able to trawl, sift, collect and scrutinise the personal digital footprints of millions of private individuals.
They are instead a huge co-production of staff, auxiliaries and quality controllers, and they reflect the culture of the environment in which they are assembled.
In a subsequent referendum, Irish voters overwhelmingly renounced their country's constitutional claim to the north.A big symbolic step was taken in 2007 when the British national anthem was played, to respectful silence among the crowd, at a rugby match between England and Ireland in Dublin's Croke Park stadium, scene of a massacre of Irish civilians by British auxiliaries in 1920.
The auxiliaries will work under the main police command not local police commanders, and form what he calls "a mobile reserve".
She argues, too, that locally-resident auxiliaries will enjoy more civilian support in hostilities against the guerrillas than troops or police posted randomly to distant areas of the country.Another of Mr Uribe's initiatives is also aimed at encouraging civilians to co-operate with the armed forces.
These auxiliaries will account for 15,000 of the new troops.
Uzbekistan's dictator, Islam Karimov, demanded that America include IMU auxiliaries in Afghanistan among its targets, in exchange for access to bases in his country.
In the Roman army of the time of the Punic Wars (3rd 2nd century bc), the slingers were auxiliaries from Greece, Syria, and Africa.
Gradually reducing his 60 legions to 28, he retained approximately 150,000 legionaries, mostly Italian, and supplemented them by about the same number of auxiliaries drawn from the provinces.
The so-called stative of Akkadian used auxiliaries rather than inflection (a technique known as periphrastic construction, as with English "book of mine" rather than "my book") and included a deverbal adjective (an adjective based on a verb, as with the English "achievable" from "to achieve") to which a subject-marking suffix was added.
American Anti-Slavery Society, (1833 70), promoter, with its state and local auxiliaries, of the cause of immediate abolition of slavery in the United States.
