The phrase "a parallel aim was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing objectives or goals that run alongside or complement another aim in a particular context.
Example: "In addition to improving efficiency, a parallel aim was to enhance customer satisfaction through better service."
Alternatives: "a similar goal was" or "an accompanying objective was".
A parallel aim is to use an integrated knowledge translation approach to develop a comprehensive understanding of factors that impact on successful implementation of the intervention.
A parallel aim achieved was to use, in data processing and in the architecture, open source tools and free software, thus providing full transparency on adopted methodology and data processing methods, and a cost effective solution both for server and client.
A third aim was to test in parallel heparin, which has been reported to block infection by HBV [6], [24].
The aim was to develop a parallel communication between scientists and policy experts, and also between scientists themselves, and between policy experts.
Using a streptozotocin DM animal model that develops insensate neuropathy, our aim was to examine in parallel the development of DSPN and DM-associated changes in cardiac structure and function as well as potential mechanisms, such as autonomic dysfunction, evaluated by changes in urinary and myocardial norepinephrine content and myocardial neuronal markers.
The aim was to analyze the parallel and serial fraction of the computation of the correntropy coefficient and the influence of these fractions in its speedup and efficiency.
Our aim was to model all these processes in parallel.
In addition, lawmakers merely postponed dealing with huge problems surrounding the Alternative Minimum Tax, a parallel tax that was originally aimed at millionaires but is not adjusted for inflation and is set to engulf millions of middle-class families.
The second issue is less ideological, but no less vexing: whether and how to eliminate the alternative minimum tax, or A.M.T., a parallel tax that was originally aimed at millionaires but is poised to engulf tens of millions of middle-class families because it is not adjusted for inflation.
Sutter's aim is parallel, but he contends with the environmental politics of representation, as opposed to the social.
