The phrase "a aimed to include" is not correct in English.
It seems to be a grammatical error. You might be trying to say "aimed to include" without the article "a" before it.
Example: "The project was aimed to include diverse perspectives from all team members."
Alternatives: "intended to include" or "designed to incorporate".
For example, in a study by Elberse et al. (2011), a high degree of alignment was observed between users of congenital heart disease care and cardiologists during a dialogue which aimed to include patient perspectives into clinical research.
Last year, Global Health Action presented for the first time a call for articles on Gender and Health aimed to include a variety of empirical and theoretical perspectives, among them sexual and reproductive health and rights, gender-based violence, ageing and gender, health systems, climate change, and globalization; all with respect to gender.
A central dimension of Francis's papacy was championing the poor and oppressed, and from the start he promoted a broad ministry that aimed to include not only non-Catholic Christians but even non-Christians.
At 2 years of age, a nested case control study aimed to include all children from the initial birth cohort who had recurrent (> 1) or persistent (> 4 weeks) doctor-confirmed bronchial obstruction, along with age-matched controls (Lødrup Carlsen 2002).
A different method was adopted for both groups as we aimed to include a wide range of service users including those who may not have had regular internet access.
The sample aimed to include a broad range of respondents from a range of practice locations.
We aimed to include a sample of 20 participants that represented a broad range of stroke severity and balanced in gender.
In addition, the employment of both doctors and midwives in a facility was regarded a criterion for inclusion, and we aimed to include facilities from rural, semi-urban and urban settings.
We aimed to include a range of health indicators that was broadly consistent with this definition and captured the most prevalent morbidities in our cohort.
To this end, he aimed to include a cast of characters who appeared to be ordinary people.
