The phrase "a basic goal of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the fundamental objectives or aims of a project, initiative, or concept.
Example: "A basic goal of this research is to improve the understanding of climate change impacts on agriculture."
Alternatives: "a primary objective of" or "a fundamental aim of".
Eliminating the uncertainty of an estimate is also a basic goal of Unpakt.
A basic goal of a sensible gift rule is to free a judge from having to worry about whether he or she is influenced, without realizing it.
For example, in the introduction we mentioned that the characterization of entailment was a basic goal of semantics.
He had spoken previously of the reduction of working hours as a basic goal of a communist movement and had hoped that communism would eventually achieve a working day of 3 4 hours.
A basic goal of this project was to explore the effort of path bifurcation on branch choice.
A basic goal of biology is to understand and predict the diversity and function of life, and to intervene when necessary to achieve desired outcomes.
Mr. Qurei is a pragmatic, low-key operator who shares Mr. Arafat's basic goal of a Palestinian state in all of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, with a capital in the traditionally Arab eastern part of Jerusalem.
Beverly Figelman, a longtime member, said the basic goal of the gallery was to provide a space for artists to show their work in the hope that it sells or that the artist gets the attention of a commercial gallery or wins a place in a museum exhibition.
The basic goal of a genotypic assay is to identify the genotype of a given individual at a given genetic locus where a genetic locus is defined as a position in the genome of the organism.
In these efforts at lyricism, Spragg overturns the basic goal of an analogy; he blurs the world rather than sharpens it.
The basic goal of an FPGA placement algorithm is to locate functional blocks in a way that the interconnect required to route the signals between them is minimized.
