The phrase "a basic aim of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the fundamental objectives or goals of a project, study, or initiative.
Example: "A basic aim of this research is to understand the impact of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a primary goal of" or "a fundamental objective of".
He founded his political party, the Aam Admi (Common Man) party or AAP in the wake of that campaign, with a basic aim of fighting graft, bringing better governance and cleaning up the murky and opaque world of Indian politics.
Figure 7 is divided into 5 categories based on gross changes in the assigned chromosomal numbers, with a basic aim of estimating the overall ploidy (i.e., inferring the CN of unassigned chromosomes) and understanding the etiology of chromosomal gains or losses for individual samples.
The most basic aim of a vacation ought to be restoration – physically, emotionally, mentally, spiritually.
The basic aim of a power study is to determine the sample size N, which is required to achieve adequate power, given chosen α and a particular effect size.
The current study thus contributes to the important basic aim of gaining a better understanding of the molecular basis of CI.
"The changes are about a whole range of services, with the basic aim of ensuring high quality services for all.
PNM, FM, and ENM by BW and GA have been regularly analyzed and discussed at annual national perinatal mortality conferences as a form of perinatal surveillance with the basic aim of preventing unfavorable perinatal outcomes [ 10].
The basic aim of the CRN is to provide a way for the efficient utilization of the existing spectrum [5 7].
The basic aim of biofeedback therapy is to support a patient in realizing his/her self-ability to control specific psychophysiological processes [ 12].
The basic aim of this work was the adaption of a method to investigate the dermal uptake of chemicals in amphibians.
