The phrase "aim definition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the meaning or explanation of a specific aim or goal in a particular context.
Example: "In our project, the aim definition is crucial for understanding the objectives we want to achieve."
Alternatives: "goal explanation" or "objective description".
Table 1 shows the original RE-AIM definitions and the definitions used in this study.
But every few months, there is an incident that is sufficiently close to home, literally when a soldier is killed on the streets of London, or figuratively when weekend shoppers are targeted, to provoke the existential dread that is the aim, by definition, of terrorism.
Such policy reflects an 'agreed aim and definition of supervision; a consensual understanding of what constitutes effective clinical supervision; high-quality training for clinical supervisors; and, clear implementation mechanisms and a united model of clinical supervision' ([ 5] p 464).
To this aim, the definition of the dose range for different tracers and the quantitative assessment of detection borders of anatomical and molecular alterations were performed in physiological and pathophysiological mouse models by means of the MPS.
They are protest in the raw, without organisers or explicit aims: by definition uncontainable and deaf to the sober counsel of Corbyn or Church.
Therefore, the study aimed at definition of aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AhR) involvement in pleomorphic adenoma pathology, as the AhR controlled gene system was documented to play a role in development of various human tumors.
The objective of the VERSAFE Concerted Action is to create a network of the VVER-440/213 plant owners and operators, which aims at definition of the further research needs of severe accidents and plant ageing from the utilities' viewpoint.
This study is aimed at definition of the safe and dangerous zone for screw placement with Stoppa approach for rapid identification during operation and a new way for the studies on the "safe zone".
Among the bill's other aims (new definitions of rape, for example) is a clause aimed at flashers that has aroused the ire of the nation's naturists.The existing law on indecent exposure is almost as odd as the idea of nudism in Britain's damp and bracing climate.
A consistent workshop format was employed comprising: Introduction: Aims, key definitions, confidentiality/consent procedures.
