The phrase "aim for larger" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when encouraging someone to set higher goals or targets, often in a motivational context.
Example: "In your career, don't settle for mediocrity; always aim for larger achievements that challenge you."
Alternatives: "strive for greater" or "set your sights higher."
"The company is only 2.5 years old and it's too early for us to aim for large profits".
The design of the MDA intervention needs to be adapted for its purpose during initial stages of malaria control programmes, in order to aim for large reductions in parasitaemia prevalence, or during latter stages to clear remaining infections.
Players can automatically create spheres, blocks and cylinders up to an 128 metres in size ("I'm aiming for larger," says Sawkins, "but the sheer volume of data becomes crazy!").
Does the US Department of Defense consider political movements aiming for large scale political and economic change as a national security matter?
We continue to invest vigorously in bright entrepreneurs and ground-breaking technologies aimed for large scale markets".
And aiming for large size video real time defogging on smart TV, a simplified filtering alternative and the corresponding FPGA defogging architecture are also introduced.
We believe that the result is caused by (1) the computation strategy of Proclus which aims for large clusters, and (2) the dataset contains dimensions in which many patients are similar to each other independent of their class label.
In this paper, requirements for the next generation CFD in the near-future computational environment is discussed and a new approach named Building-Cube Method is proposed aimed for large-scale, high resolution computations around a complex geometry.
Protein shakes and mixes can be an effective way to increase the protein in your diet, but this is typically unnecessary unless you are aiming for large muscle gains.
