"developmental aid" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to forms of economic, social and technical assistance given by developed countries or international organizations to help less developed countries or regions achieve their development goals. For example: "The government provided developmental aid to disadvantaged communities in Africa to help them improve their living conditions and access better education."
Others meditated on the incongruity of Japan's giving $1.2 billion a year in developmental aid to China.
Toilets are one of the least glamorous of topics and are commonly ignored by school administrations, governments and now the developmental aid sector.
In return, the U.S. plows roughly seven hundred and fifty million dollars annually in developmental aid into Uganda, including a hundred and seventy million dollars in military aid.
The researchers also released the data set to the public, which could improve other research that requires satellite images, like conservation and developmental aid work.
It assumes that developmental aid will decline by more than half, to $200 million this year, and taper off to $100 million by 2008.
The European Union has awarded significant developmental aid to parts of western and southern Wales in order to improve conditions there.
The best toys are sometimes whatever's around – a necklace, an old shoe, the family cat – not the carefully hand-picked developmental aids that lay forgotten in a corner.
An enhanced understanding of the molecular-genetic regulation of plant morphological developmental can aid in the modification of agronomically relevant traits.
We can provide financial and military aid, boost local economies through trade and expert developmental assistance, and offer training.
Use of a developmental progression to aid some types of learning.
It has the contradictory role of carrying out unpopular Security Council resolutions (sanctions, interventions) while simultaneously distributing developmental and humanitarian aid through its agencies.
