The phrase "aim principle" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a guiding principle or objective, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The aim principle of our project is to enhance user experience through innovative design."
Alternatives: "guiding principle" or "core objective".
The influence of IHI's "Triple Aim" principles are helping this structural shift, as well as the trend towards performance-based pay, and most dramatically, economic incentives among large employers to drive down risk for better population health management.
The charter, along with implementation tools and design principles, aim to create an environment in which all relevant stakeholders are included and everyone's expertise is valued.
The proposed text of a statement of aims, principles, and regulations to be given to students enrolling in the program.
China's ambivalence even now about multilateralism and Beijing's selective implementation of international agreements indicate that China is not fully comfortable with the aims, principles and norms that underlie global institutions.
These health workers had undergone a 1-week training session together that introduced them to the study aims, principles of good research and data quality and that allowed them to pilot use of tools in a non-study hospital.
The aquatic form with curls of white was created using parametric design principles, the aim being to mimic the breathing movement of a living organism.
Conventional approaches consisting of two steps (i.e., data normalization and gene ranking) cannot accomplish this aim in principle.
These are laudable aims in principle; but consumerist demands are one of the reasons the health service faces increasing pressures.
Or maybe it threatens to expose the least digestible ingredient of conservatism – that insofar as it opposes change, it aims on principle to keep wealth and power for those who have them, and keep them from those who don't.
To this aim engineering principles (i.e. a rigorous methodology that includes several key steps such as specifications, design, modeling, fabrication and quality control) (Endy, 2005; Gulati et al., 2009) are commonly used.
