The phrase "aim to associate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing the intention to connect or link with someone or something, often in a professional or collaborative context.
Example: "Our organization aims to associate with local businesses to foster community development."
Alternatives: "intend to connect" or "seek to link".
Based on our results and the reported arsenic impacts on DNA methylation, we designed this study in our cohort of children exposed in utero and early childhood to arsenic with the aim to associate DNA methylation of MMP9, TIMP1 and RAGE genes with its protein sputum levels and with urinary and toenail arsenic levels.
We aim to associate prolonged vasopressors therapy with glucose variability after cardiac surgery.
However, these traditional methods aim to associate each decomposition component with a specific scattering mechanism, invalidating their applications for different kinds of PolSAR images.
Most efforts in the area of market prediction aim to associate time series and data that are believed to be related to the market.
With the aim to associate candidate SNPs with known and predicted regulatory elements, we used the Regulome database.
Also, traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) syndromes of each patient will be accessed with the aim to associate the TCM diagnosis to the study endpoint outcome on baseline visit.
This work also aims to associate observed plasma wave characteristics in a particular region of the magnetosphere with geomagnetic conditions.
Normalization aims to associate impacts of a design to a set of reference values that is recognizable and understandable by the decision makers.
The study aims to associate crash occurrence under different levels of visibility with factors included in the crash database by developing ordinal logistic regression.
The current study aims to associate the Weibull probability equations to the ones commonly used when modeling the S N curves of composite materials, which are the exponential equation and the power law and its generalizations.
With respect to institutional benefits, firms aiming to associate with a prestigious executive are more likely to create received interlocks.
