The phrase "aim statements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific objectives or goals that are intended to be achieved in a project or study.
Example: "The aim statements for this research project clearly outline the objectives we hope to accomplish by the end of the study."
Alternatives: "goal statements" or "objective statements".
Utilizing the Neonatal Integrative Developmental Care Model as a framework, Mercy identified specific goals and aim statements within each of the model's seven core measures (Newborn and Infant Nursing Reviews. 2013 13:9–2013 13
These goals, which could include the creation of change ideas or aim statements, are to be small in scope and feasible given the limited timeline for implementation.
In this tool, residents responded to three different clinical scenarios and formulate aim statements, QI measures, and possible changes for improvement.
The discussion guide presented a general aim statement and two to five more targeted key questions as the framework for each session.
The general goal of VTE risk assessment for all patients appears to have been transformed into a metric-specific aim statement with the process measure defined as 90% risk assessment of all in-patients.
In particular, the committee, led by Tim Johnson, Democrat of South Dakota, will take aim at statements by Mr. Dimon, who publicly dismissed concerns about the risky trades just a month before disclosing the multibillion-dollar losses.
Brown was sharply critical of Trump during the presidential campaign season on the issue of climate change, taking aim at statements in which the businessman said he's "not a big believer" in the phenomenon.
In a recent Annals of Behavioral Medicine, Dr. Sloan aimed at statements that religion had salutary effects on heart health and said they did not hold water.
The aim, the statement says, is to put "all participants in the international [genome-sequencing] network on an equal footing".
While CHESS does not aim to make statements with respect to the preferred chemical configuration of a given compound under a given set of conditions, CHESS allows the unambiguous and explicit identification of precise chemical configurations for the purpose of advancing and facilitating interdisciplinary scientific discourse.
Mr. Trichet welcomed recent statements aimed at resuscitating the dollar by the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, and the Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr.
