The phrase "aim is to communicate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when stating the purpose or goal of a particular action or project, especially in contexts related to communication.
Example: "The aim is to communicate effectively with our audience to ensure they understand our message."
Alternatives: "goal is to convey" or "objective is to express".
My aim is to communicate with other humans".
Her paradoxical aim is to communicate what she describes as "complex psychological content" by means of private cryptography.
Through links with Bafta, the BFI and Somerset House, a key aim is to communicate the growing significance of video games as a cultural competitor to movies and television.
The aim is to communicate and engage, to escape constricting notions of good taste and create a "narrative" with which people can connect – and whether you get all the references is not entirely the point, as opposed to getting the sense that someone is talking to you.
Concerns about currency notwithstanding, most reference works remain useful for many years because their primary aim is to communicate general information about fundamentals, which often remain stable even as science progresses.
Our narrow aim is to communicate an intuitive and straightforward demonstration of why we have deviated from the precedent set by Harrison et al. (2012) for this type of analysis.
The International Astronomical Union decided from the outset to take a different approach with IYA2009: The sole aim was to communicate the importance and excitement of astronomy to the general public.
The final aim was to communicate information about services available and how to access them; this included, for example, highlighting post-rape and post-abortion care services both during the TV episodes and in more detail through follow-up information resources in the form of comics.
3. Practise with a friend The aim of language is to communicate so it makes sense to learn through conversation.
The aim, says Blager, is to "communicate her attitude, rather than make another exhibition of drawings and models – it is not about what her buildings look like, but what they feel like".
The main aim of Oily Cart is to communicate with young people who are thought of as being hard to reach because of sensory or cognitive impairments.
