The phrase "aim to choose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing an intention or goal to make a selection or decision.
Example: "In our project, we aim to choose the most effective strategy for reaching our target audience."
Alternatives: "intend to select" or "plan to pick".
The parties in the original position will then aim to choose principles that best secure the sense of self-respect.
Here we aim to choose the set P with P = N P in order to minimize μ ̃.
Since each member has their own interests, the IDCourserians aim to choose a topic as general as possible, for instance, 'online learning in Indonesia'.
Instead of arbitrarily flipping spins at each step, these two strategies aim to choose the next spin and selectively exploiting the optimization landscape.
Returning to our main problem stated in (3), we aim to choose pilot indices in such a way that the coherence of the resulted measurement matrix, F p, becomes as small as possible.
This may be due to low priority of travel behavior issue compared to other factors such as the price of housing when people aim to choose their residential areas.
While the plan has been at various stages for years, state officials are aiming to choose among the three bidders vying to develop the racino in a matter of weeks, though final agreements among state leaders often prove elusive in Albany.
The departing node aims to choose a neighbor which reflects the maximum value of weight.
Such a sampling strategy aims to choose a case that is a demonstration of the failure of the theory.
The PATH-DR metric aims to choose the paths with the highest PDR, regardless of the number of hops.
The process window was built aiming to choose the suitable processing conditions to pursue the high-quality lap butt joints.
