The phrase "a future aim of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives that are intended to be achieved at a later time.
Example: "The organization has set a future aim of reducing its carbon footprint by 50% within the next decade."
Alternatives: "a future goal of" or "an upcoming objective of".
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.
A future aim should focus on the identification of sensitive tasks, or types of tasks, in order to gain more insights into possible behavioral consequences of RF EMF exposure.
Together these unique aspects render the QMT a technique warranted of scientific exploration, with the future aim of implementing this technique in various health-promoting and educational setups.
These unique aspects render the QMT a technique warranted for scientific exploration, with the future aim of implementing this technique in various health promoting and educational setups.
In this study, we wished to design ELISA methods for syndecan-2 and syndecan-4, with the future aim of analyzing syndecans in large number of patient materials.
The future aim of this research is to establish integrated FOS systems as viable tools for monitoring strain evolution in concrete bridges in order to establish comprehensive baselines to facilitate long term data-driven bridge monitoring programmes.
Moreover, the web site will be developed with the future aim of including and adding new technologies to help patients and professionals involved in chronic pain.
The present and future aims of the Spanish network are described.
In reply to what are the future aims of his dynamic library, he said to get more money to increase their impressive holdings.
But, personalities apart, the SNP's election, like Plaid's, will come down to a vote on the future aims and ideology of nationalism.
