The phrase "aim lies" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that the goal or objective of something can be found or is located within a certain place or situation. Here is an example sentence: "The aim lies in finding a solution to the problem rather than placing blame on others."
The main aim lies on the representation of the relationships between the biomass processing and biofuel energy conversion steps, and on the trade-offs between centralized district heating plants and local heat generation systems.
The main aim lies on the assessment of the trade-offs between centralized district heating plants and local heat generation systems, and on the decoupling of the biomass processing and biofuel energy conversion steps.
In agreement assays were the aim lies in evaluating if one currently used device can be replaced by another one, as in our case example, this might be a benefit since it means that replacing a good device by a bad device is very unlikely.
Behind this simplicity of aim lay an elaborate strategy to which he adhered with remarkable consistency throughout the war.
Einstein thought that the key to achieving this aim lay in further expanding the range of reference frames in which the laws of physics take their canonical form, to include frames adapted to any arbitrary motions.
"I love this race, that's the third time we have won it, Silver By Nature (dual winner) was a legend and so is this lad," said Russell, who will aim Lie Forrit at the Scottish National at Ayr in April.
This is at a time when the most prominent champions of the Confederate legacy have been far-right groups whose aims lie explicitly in white supremacism and who express little interest in battle tactics, military uniforms or the trappings of a bygone Southern culture.
By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, November 17, 1962 P. 170 A phenomenal... & touching work called "L'Opera d'Aran" has recently opened at the big Theatre des Champs-Elysees, rented for three months so that the production can persist in the musical missionary aim that lies behind it-to lift the taste of the modest-minded French masses who have been crazy about Becaud's records.
A phenomenal... & touching work called "L'Opera d'Aran" has recently opened at the big Theatre des Champs-Elysees, rented for three months so that the production can persist in the musical missionary aim that lies behind it-to lift the taste of the modest-minded French masses who have been crazy about Becaud's records.
In this sense, the publishing house does not work for an aim that lies somewhere in the distant future, but its everyday operation is permeated at both the individual and the organisational level by a deliberately chosen future-creating activity through which it became a key actor and active designer of its industry, even beyond the organisational framework.
These projects aim to lay bare complex problems, using data as their primary material.
