The phrase "aim over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a goal or objective that is intended to be achieved gradually or progressively over a period.
Example: "Our aim over time is to improve customer satisfaction through consistent feedback and adjustments to our services."
Alternatives: "goal over time" or "objective over time".
The measured outcome does not change if both angular signals (θvis, θkin) vary over time: the aiming error is accounted for by the global misalignment (θvis-θkin) at the time instant of the target presentation.
This is exactly the sort of impact we strive for and aim to grow over time with new products and new markets.
For example, insurgencies may be both ethnic and ideologically based, and the insurgents' aims can shift over time from secession for a limited territory to controlling the entire state.
Update: Paul Birch has finally emailed me back saying: "Its fair to say we are aiming for quality over time deadlines.
For instruments with evaluative aims, the assessment of responsiveness and the MID is crucial because they aim to detect changes over time.
Australia Post expects the Australian competition and consumer commission (ACCC) will approve its request to raise the price of stamps to $1. "This is necessary to support a more sustainable letters service with an aim of breaking even over time," Turnbull said.
There might be some aim to scale up over time, but the company hopes to just get started with local dealerships for now.
NARSS was established in December 2005 to conduct prospective surveillance of antibiotic resistance and prescription in Singapore public hospitals, with the aim of analyzing trends over time.
With the aim of examining changes over time (1987-2000) in women's expectations and experiences of intrapartum care, the Greater Expectations Study [ 11] surveyed approximately 1400 pregnant women across several health services in the United Kingdom (UK).
