The phrase "aim to be focused" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a goal or intention to maintain concentration or clarity in a particular task or situation.
Example: "In our meetings, we aim to be focused on the key issues to ensure productive discussions."
Alternatives: "strive to stay focused" or "intend to remain focused."
The ruling was a stinging blow to the arrogant Michael R. Bloomberg, whose aim, before leaving office, seems to be focused on depriving New Yorkers of their individual liberties.
Data from Edmunds.com indicated that automakers had been aiming at American consumers who seemed to be focused upon monthly rates.
And yet, even though she doesn't aim to be political and is more focused on expressing her personal trajectory, when reflecting on her art, one could point to that rallying cry of second-wave feminism: "The personal is political".
It aims to be more focused on the needs of users, making the processes of applying for a tax disc or passport, for example, more efficient and easy to use.
What could easily have been a catalogue of misgovernance and stupidity instead becomes a cheery corrective to modern paranoia.The second book, by Simon Briscoe, a journalist on the Financial Times, and Hugh Aldersey-Williams, a writer, aims to be more focused.
So sure, one aspect of mindfulness is aiming to be more focused with our attention.
We do not aim to be comprehensive in our analysis and focus only on scalar equations whose initial histories and kernels are regularly varying functions.
Multiply aims to be distinct by focusing closely on limiting interactions to people who are already connected to each other.
The review is not aimed to be exhaustive but rather focused on our own work carried out over the past few years in the Institute of Particle Science & Engineering at the University of Leeds.
The new Bacardi campaign aims to be more memorable by focusing on a history unique to the brand, Mr. Gibson said.
