The phrase "a basic objective of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the fundamental goals or aims of a project, plan, or concept.
Example: "A basic objective of this initiative is to improve community engagement and participation."
Alternatives: "a primary goal of" or "a fundamental aim of".
A statement by the company read: "The highhanded manner in which the inspection by the army monitoring team was carried out left the indelible impression that a punitive raid rather than an electrical inspection was the basic objective of the operation.
In the context of Indian sub-continent, we find a perfect synergy between the basic objective of National Food Security Act and Millennium Development Goal.
In the context of Indian sub-continent, we find a perfect synergy between the basic objective of National Food Security Act (NFSA) and Millennium Development Goal (MDG).
Most people know me from Groovejet but having been in a band before that (3), the basic objective of every album I've ever done has been to keep the day job and be successful enough to make another one.
In this respect, reward acquisition sought by the RL system is an efficient means to guide an animal's behavior toward fulfilling the basic objective of defending homeostasis.
And continental philosophers implicitly or explicitly endorse the claim that the basic objective of philosophy is to develop a diagnostics of the present, against the backdrop of a broad temporal horizon, so that a diagnostics inevitably also involves an anamnesis of the past and a prognostic of the future.
Therefore, the basic objective of this paper is to introduce a new approach for determination of the necessity for fireproofing of structural supports against jet fires.
The basic objective of this paper is to find a procedure, which eliminates errors made by PC when calculations close to an error limit are executed.
The basic objective of this paper is to present a framework for developing performance measurement metrics in the e-business environment.
