"aim basically" is not correct and cannot be used in written English
To make a sentence, you would need to use a different phrase, such as "essentially" or "in essence." For example: "My aim, essentially, is to learn to cook quick and easy meals."
Cancer chemotherapy aims basically at simultaneously eradicating or significantly reducing the number of cancer cells and maintaining tolerable levels of drug concentration and toxicity.
Liquid crystal's aim is basically peaceable — it wants to give eyes what eyes want to look at.
I don't have a favorite network in quite the same way that I had a favorite Beatle, but over the years I have had a sense, mostly unconsciously, that NBC had a kind of solidity to it — that in the realms of news and entertainment its aim was basically true (even if its arrows were sometimes dull), and that there was a level below which it would not go.
With a Web platform, 2houses aims to basically make things a lot smoother for everyone involved, including the children.
The camera is based on YouTube's VR180 platform, which is aiming to basically make capturing VR live-action content a little more palatable to creators.
Both were aimed at basically the same resuscitation goal (central or mixed venous oxygen saturation).
These aims have basically been reached by reducing the invasiveness of the instruments and surgical techniques, e.g. minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis (MIPO) or percutaneous pedicle screw instrumentation in spine surgery.
They basically aim them at each other's faces.
He had emphasized that the will involved an "internal" project or aim that was basically self-contained.
Context awareness involves a wide range of architectures that basically aim to provide the appropriate infrastructures for context-aware applications pertaining to diverse application domains.
