The phrase "aim of qualify" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and it does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The aim of qualify is to ensure that all candidates meet the necessary standards."
Alternatives: "goal of qualification" or "objective of qualifying".
Ten years ago we started a programme with the aim of qualifying a team for London and it just snowballed".
The Abu Dhabi experiment — for that is what it is — has pumped almost a third of a billion dollars into City with a medium-term aim of qualifying for the Champions League and a longer-term ambition of winning it.
The same test should be performed with the aim of qualifying the performance of the instruments, but using the intended (or one of the intended, in case more radionuclides are measured with the same instrument) radionuclide(s).
Mason admits to receiving 'basically no support' from her daughter's father and hopes her long-term aim of qualifying for next year's English Commonwealth Games team for Glasgow 2014 could release some funding.
The Robins lie seventh in Super League following Saturday's one-point win over the Catalans Dragons and remain on target to achieve their aim of qualifying for the end of season play-offs.
The SFA's chief executive Stewart Regan said: "The growth of women's football has been one of the real highlights of the Scottish FA's strategy, Scotland United: A 2020 Vision, and we are convinced that Anna will continue to push the boundaries of success for the national team, with the ultimate aim of qualifying for a major championship finals for the first time".
On their return to England he left the solicitors, at the suggestion of Maples, with the aim of qualifying as a barrister.
The British Table Tennis Federation have six host nation places available to them but some of the players have stated their aim to qualify without them.
