The phrase "aim to adopt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing an intention or goal to implement or take on something, such as a policy, practice, or idea.
Example: "Our organization aims to adopt sustainable practices to reduce our environmental impact."
Alternatives: "intend to implement" or "plan to embrace".
A spokesman for the Federal Highway Administration, Neil Gaffney, said the agency was already at work on improving its methods and would aim to adopt the report's recommendations.
We aim to adopt a heterogeneous network comprising different base-station types so that for different periods of the day, the most suitable architecture is deployed.
In this section, we aim to adopt the well-known Avery-Henderson fixed point theorem to prove the existence of at least two positive solutions in the boundary value problems (1.9) and (1.10).
The decision on which aim to adopt depends on various factors, including the stage of the tumour [ 4].
The transmission dynamics of leptospirosis are highly complex, and future research should aim to adopt an eco-epidemiological approach to explore the interactions between humans, animals, and the environment in determining overall infection risk and serovar emergence.
A better understanding of the additional modulating factors will contribute to the early identification of gene mutation carriers at higher risk to develop an earlier and more severe clinical picture, with the aim to adopt timely lifestyle and therapeutic preventive strategies.
But this year the administration aims to adopt further fiscal tightening to cut the deficit by 4.5 percent of G.D.P.
After discussing the plan and relevant political considerations, the North Atlantic Council aims to adopt the transition plan prior to the January 28 London Foreign Ministers' conference on Afghanistan.
The two-day conference in Moscow aims to adopt a resolution on the countermeasures and invite other countries to sign on.
While the participants here said they aimed to adopt the rules by the end of 2012, they cautioned that the standards would be "phased in over a time frame that is consistent with sustained recovery and limits market disruption".
That's because the European Union aims to adopt a common energy policy for the continent at a summit in March.
