The phrase "aim that it will" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a goal or intention, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "We aim that it will succeed" could be rephrased for better clarity.
Alternatives: "aim for it to" or "intend for it to".
One aim is that it will give wannabe lawyers who didn't benefit from expensive school education a better chance at landing a training contract.
The aim is that it will be easier for readers to recognise the visual hierarchy of the current news agenda and access the topics that are not focused on news.
His aim is that it will "become an international crossroads where society and genomics come together and where societal discussions on genomics are stimulated".
The aim is that it will ultimately have impact in the region.
When trying to retrieve girlfriends, aim your traps so that it will embarrass and ruin, rather than cause physical damage, as it will only create sympathy for your nemesis.
By pledging discipline, the government aims to convince the markets that it will have no difficulty managing its debt, that its borrowing will not crowd the private sector out of the market for finance, and that interest rates can continue falling.
The aim of the study is that it will form a basis for the design of works to remediate the damage caused by a landslide reactivated by the earthquake in Eastern Sicily on December 13 , 1990(ML=5.4).
The magazine, which is now owned in part by IPC, the largest magazine publisher in Britain, will differ from aggressively chic British magazines like Dazed and Confused in that it will aim for a broad and largely female audience.
China-watchers pored over the government's pronouncement that it will aim for an economic growth rate of 7.5% this year, the first time in eight years that the official target has been under 8%.
With the increasing convergence of particle physics, astrophysics, and cosmology, the European Space Agency (ESA) this week published a road map of space missions and technology development that it will aim for between 2015 and 2025.
