The phrase "aim of these conservatives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the goals or objectives of a specific group of conservatives in a political or social context.
Example: "The aim of these conservatives is to promote traditional values and reduce government intervention in the economy."
Alternatives: "goal of these conservatives" or "objective of these conservatives".
The aim of the Conservatives in doing this is to sever ties from Europe and reduce the influence of the European Court of Human Rights on British political decisions, such as deporting prisoners to countries where torture is regularly used.
Helping to elect the Democrat is not the aim of ambitious conservatives like Ms. Palin, last year's vice presidential nominee, who is now intent on building a national constituency.
Instead of earning ad dollars, the primary aim of these channels appears to be winning subscribers and funneling traffic to conservative blogs like Right Wing News and Truthfeed News.
Last year, the project also began asking companies about their water use, with the same aim of prompting more conservative use of that resource.
The government says that under Mr. Zouabri's leadership the group killed thousands of civilians who refused to support its aim of establishing a conservative Islamic state.
CHAMP is the first satellite that provides high-accuracy accelerometer observations with the aim of separating non-conservative accelerations from gravity when analyzing the CPS satellite-to-satellite tracking (SST) observations.
If adding another ill-informed, blame-shifting blowhard to its roster is the aim of conservative radio, then they're doin' a heck of a job!
Trouble is, most of these conservative ideals are neutral virtues.
Demea is the champion of these conservative traditionalists.
This serves the aims of conservatives whose ultimate goal in peddling this myth is less to affect the Jewish vote and more to frighten Washington out of boldly leading in the Middle East.
