The phrase "aim is to involve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when stating the purpose or goal of an action or project, particularly in contexts related to engagement or participation.
Example: "Our aim is to involve the community in the decision-making process to ensure everyone's voice is heard."
Alternatives: "goal is to engage" or "objective is to include".
His aim is to involve the spectator, almost physically, and he uses a variety of devices to achieve this.
If the real aim is to involve clinicians more in the design of health care systems, doctors are up for it - and we can do it without expensive damaging legislation.
Crucially, the aim is to involve the startup scene outside the building.
Focused in EWS and data management integration, the aim is to involve all the institutions related to risk management and create a system for monitoring natural hazards.
The concept of an inter-professional approach is often the focus when the aim is to involve the patient in implementing new patient-oriented care models [ 34].
The aim is to involve young people in the consultative process for the Voluntary National Review on the Sustainable Development Goals, which will be submitted by the Government of the Republic of Serbia in 2019.
A secondary aim was to involve citizen scientists to improve public understanding of volcanic eruptions and to build preparedness for future events.
The aim was to involve drivers and owners in multi-facetted, mutually binding health promotion projects.
The aim was to involve frontline professionals in the detection of systemic problems and to improve clinical processes.
In this current process our aim was to involve community members and stakeholders in deciding on KHRC's research agenda.
Our aim was to involve young people in naming and branding the study in a way which was appealing to young people and which may then contribute to successful participation and retention.
