The phrase "aim in the same" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a shared goal or objective, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "We all aim in the same direction when it comes to achieving our project goals."
Alternatives: "aim for the same goal" or "have the same objective".
Gray's new book, "Two Faces of Liberalism," certainly aims, in the same spirit, to take us beyond the current debate.
Afridi was then the catcher when Joe Root – one ball after depositing Shoaib Malik into the midwicket stand with a slog-sweep – aimed in the same direction again, but could not get past the ring.
If the recent Kissinger threat of force was a military & diplomatic "demonstration" of resoluteness--aimed at the Arabs--then it stands to reason that the President's energy policy may well be an economic demonstration of resoluteness aimed in the same direction.
The eyes have a high proportion of cones to rods in their retinas and are positioned to provide partial binocular vision (that is, the eyes are aimed in the same direction), sighting down grooves on the snout to aim at moving prey.
Of course, the X100 is a different type of camera, but they're aimed in the same direction.
As the de facto default solution for enterprise mobile security, RIM is in more of a prickly situation than the others, who don't make the same promises of security, and whose products aren't aimed in the same direction.
Both transmissions are aimed in the same direction; hence clutter return is related to the same patch on the ground, and transmission weights are not relevant as long as the desired direction is sufficiently illuminated (Figure 2).
This radicalism does not aim entirely in the same direction.
Now, having reconstructed the recipe, Bowen aims to brew the ale in the same region where Belcher's expedition came to a disastrous end.
