The phrase "a future aim" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives that one intends to achieve at a later time.
Example: "Our organization has set a future aim to reduce carbon emissions by 50% within the next decade."
Alternatives: "a long-term goal" or "an upcoming objective."
With a future aim to improve the catalytic properties of RbcTk, here we examined whether or not the enzyme could support growth of a mesophilic organism dependent on CO2 fixation.
We know that ASD-UK has an under-representation of families for whom English is not the first language; translating information into other languages is a future aim.
If successful, a future aim is to apply the system in further studies involving infants at higher risk for brain lesion or genetic disorders.
However, there is still room for improvement of registration of both patients and their follow-up visits which will be a future aim.
A future aim is to use our questionnaire to obtain empirical data from other research procedures than the ones we investigated in our study.
A future aim must be to identify this mechanism as well as a reliable exposure protocol in order to gain more insights into possible behavioral and related health consequences of high-frequency EMF exposure.
No one means to exploit anyone, but without a collective future aim the community is unable to manage the workload fairly, and this leaves the "working class" alienated and bitter.
Until then, the Member States have time to implement the Directive 2010/63/EU into national legislation (Directorate General for the Environment 2010).> However, building on our strengths, such as boosting collaborations and networking in the national as well as the international arena, and intensifying our efforts at the OECD level, will remain a central future aim.
A particularly interesting future aim will be to understand the role of the cells that do not commit to growth and division in each cycle.
With this cooperative spirit in mind, the city of Cambridge, Harvard University, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) today signed the "Community Compact for a Sustainable Future," aimed at leveraging the intellectual and entrepreneurial capacity of the public-private sectors in Cambridge to build a healthy, livable, and sustainable future.
Human life became a pathway to future aims; how many million sacrifices is indeed a statistic.
