The phrase "aim to decide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing the intention or goal of making a decision about something.
Example: "In our next meeting, we aim to decide on the budget allocation for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "intend to determine" or "plan to conclude".
Its website said it would aim to decide on new political party registrations by 1 April – weeks before the local elections in England and Northern Ireland.
In a second step, substances identified during mass screening are manually screened by member states, taking into account additional information, with the aim to decide whether or not further information is needed to conclude on the hazard potential.
Many logistic networks aim to decide on issues such as (1) locations for depots (2) allocation of customers to each established facilities, and (3) transportation networks connecting customers to facilities by vehicle routing.
Those mechanisms aim to decide on the availability of spectrum space for the purpose of allowing the SUs to transmit but in practice may be affected by erroneous or falsified data.
Namely, we construct a set of binary classifiers where each classifier will aim to decide for one anatomical component, whether that component exhibits gene expression.
This evaluation of the quality of reporting did not aim to decide study inclusion or exclusion, but rather to consider this score in the interpretation of our results.
Our approach is a combination of interval arithmetic (over-approximation, aiming to decide unsatisfiability) and testing (under-approximation, aiming to decide satisfiability) to sandwich precise results.
The Belgian Science Policy BELSPOO) Forum project aimed to decide what kind of model-based decision support is needed to develop policy making for the transition to a low carbon economy.
Britain aims to decide by 2014 if it will bin the old methods for the 2021 census.New approaches are harder for countries that do not keep a central population register.
Other studies aimed to decide if the herein investigated compounds are suitable as effective fluorescent dyes in biological applications are currently underway.
One of their debates aims to decide 'What is the emotion of now?' The academic Hetta Howes argues that shame is the prevailing emotion of our time.
