The phrase "aim to access" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a goal or intention to reach or obtain something, typically in a context related to information, resources, or systems.
Example: "Our team aims to access the latest research data to improve our project outcomes."
Alternatives: "strive to obtain" or "seek to reach".
Since then, more than 1 million people have used Facebook Connect on AIM to access that Facebook friends list, AOL tells me, and all of these were new installs of the AIM client.
In this study we aim to access the current knowledge amongst interns and nursing staff about cervical cancer and its prevention.
Ideally, subsequent research using registry data for instance, should aim to access the fertility registers (available in the Scandinavian countries for example) in order to exclude or account for certain groups such as women with a history of poor reproductive outcomes or women who accessed fertility treatments such as in vitro fertilisation (IVF).
17 Especially for HIV, GPs could play a more proactive role in testing high-risk groups by closer adherence to the guidelines, with the aim to access the population unaware of their positive HIV status, which is still quite high in the Netherlands (estimated in 2008 at 40%188).
The keys would have allowed the government secretly to read the e-mails of all of Lavabit's customers, even though its investigation aimed to access the metadata from a single account.
This research aimed to access a representative sample of respondents from both business and non-business domains.
Step-stress accelerated degradation testing (SSADT) aims to access the reliability of products in a short time.
Aiming to access the accuracy sample were also analyzed employing reference procedures and no significant difference at 95% confidence level were observed for the four analytes.
Furthermore, this paper aims to access the accuracy of the p-multiplier concept for providing reasonable estimates of load pile displacement and lateral soil distribution in a pile group.
The study aims to access the medical records of 1000 eligible adult participants across South Australia and New South Wales (as was done in the Quality in Australian HealthCare Study).
This study aimed to access the oral health status of dentists and laypersons, and compare the dentists' practice of preventive dentistry and oral self-care behaviors to that of the laypersons.
