"aim figure" is not correct and usable in written English.
It is not a standard phrase and may lead to confusion. If you want to say something like an estimated number or a target number, you could say something like "target figure" or "projected figure". For example: We need to set a target figure for the number of new customers we are aiming to attract this year.
This is a tall order, but these three aims figure prominently among the reforms that are needed for China to grow in a more sustainable and stable fashion.
This is similar to what happens in communities when people come together for a common aim and figure out what to do about it at the pub, or around someone's kitchen table.
That's what the inquiry will aim to figure out.
The aim of Figure 10 is to clarify the impact of the network conditions on the UDP and TCP source rate at the server.
Mutational analysis shows that although one of these sequences is required for Atg36 function, it is not conserved and does not constitute a functional AIM (Supplementary Figure S5).
The limited aim of figure 1 is to organise the investigation of EarlyBF with attention to the possible predictor variables at several levels.
For example, when we aim to figure out what substrates are transported by SLC12A8 (Solute carrier family 12 member 8, UniProt entry with AC as A0AV02), first the sentences containing transporter and compound information are extracted by METSP.
Narine is such a threat that Australia might just sit on him and aim for figures of 4-0-20-1, somethatg like that.
By Katy Lederer February 24 ,2016 The Investor Summit on Climate Risk aims to figure out how to finance a transition to clean energy, as set forth in the Paris Climate Summit, within the strictures of fiduciary duty.
Given the somber state of the American automotive industry, a respondent may think that the survey is specifically aiming to figure out what will draw readers to new car coverage.
