The phrase "aim and background" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the objectives and context of a project, study, or initiative.
Example: "In this report, we will outline the aim and background of our research to provide clarity on our objectives."
Alternatives: "purpose and context" or "objective and setting".
Potentially eligible participants received a questionnaire, an informed consent form, and information stating the aim and background of the study.
However, they felt well prepared for further independent practice, which reflects the didactic aim and background of the performed instructional approach.
At the beginning of the interview, the aim and background of the study were recalled, as was the confidentiality of the interview.
The information sheet described the study's aim and background, emphasizing that participation was voluntary and that the participants were free to withdraw from the study at any given time, during or after the interview.
Informal caregivers were asked to complete the questionnaire immediately or at home, after volunteers had provided structured verbal and written information about the aim and background of the study.
For the second session alone, participants received information beforehand on the evaluation of the empirical model for a regional PHSF and on the practice-based criteria found in the international literature., The aim and background of the sessions, the usual rules for brainstorming, and the focus of the concept mapping process were introduced similarly in both sessions.
Aims and background: The aim of the present study was to analyze the expression of matrix metalloproteinase-9 (MMP9) in endometrial cancer and its correlation with clinicopathologic features in Chinese patients, including the survival of patients with endometrial cancer.
The aim, nature and background of the study were explained in detail, and potential participants were informed that their data would remain anonymous and that any material potentially leading to individual identification would be removed.
Perhaps the strongest argument in defense of Show Boat lies in an understanding of the socially concerned intentions, aims, and backgrounds of its authors.
Most GDPs thought the information brochure was clear with regard to the aim and the background of the reporting code and the various forms and signals of DV (Table 3).
All potential participants were sent an invitation including information about the study aims, objectives and background, and all those who responded agreed to participate and no-one dropped out.
