The phrase "aim objective" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are trying to emphasize a specific goal or purpose, but it is better to use more conventional terms.
Example: "The aim objective of this project is to improve community engagement."
Alternatives: "goal" or "target".
Aim: (Objective of the lesson) How and why does evolution occur?
The aim objective of this work is to study of the use of waste glass powder obtained from grinding of crushed containers and building demolition to produce glass powder blended cement as concrete additives.
The aim objective of the present review is to explore various theoretical approaches developed by process and research engineers to improve the design and operation of chemical absorption sweetening units.
In the end, the complete list of headings included: aim; objective; values; goals; vision; method; purpose; scope; step-change; partnership; team; drivers; funding; and, evaluation.
You read the dictionary's thesaurian list of synonyms: "intention, intent, purpose, design, aim, end, object, objective, goal".
This paper will describe the aim, objectives, methodology, and experiment layout.
The ultimate aim, objectives and orientations are based on discussion and negotiation with the participants.
His public statements about the operation's aims, objectives, and strategy have been clear, but incomplete and internally inconsistent.
They wallow in pseudo-managerialism; pretend to be about everything except what they should be; and, rather, glory in aims, objectives, outcomes, whatever these actually are.
Any resort to military action should always be approached carefully, on an evidential base, and within a clear legal framework – and only after full consideration of the aims, objectives and consequences.
^Awarded if PRO domains were stated in PRO aims, objectives or hypotheses.
