The phrase "aim to document" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing the intention or goal of recording information or events.
Example: "Our research team aims to document the effects of climate change on local wildlife."
Alternatives: "intend to record" or "plan to capture".
Aim: to document the process of implementing and maintaining a community-based peer- support programme.
The court order is made in secret and remains secret - meaning it would not show up in things such as Google's transparency reports, which aim to document data requests from governments around the world.
Primarily, existing analysis/condition reports from past campaigns that were conducted by the 'Photonic for Cultural Heritage' laboratory of IESL-FORTH were studied in order to identify the terms and concepts that we aim to document in the thesaurus.
The work has many motivations, but as with most science, at the core lies a hunger for truth: By accumulating physical evidence, Haglund and colleagues aim to document crimes against humanity for the benefit of grieving families, humanity, international justice, and history.
The ordinary least squares method was used as the dependent variables are quantitative in nature, moreover, the study does not aim to document the equilibrium state at which the dependent and independent variables equal because of the independent variables' qualitative nature.
The BLISS study will define the CV safety profile of low-dose testosterone therapy in the formulation of LibiGel for postmenopausal women with HSDD, and the trial design may provide a paradigm for studies that aim to document long-term safety when the proposed outcome under study is an uncommon adverse event.
In this issue, we aimed to document the cinematic year through that prism.
The project aims to document the lives of the working class through photography.
So the World Oral Literature Project aims to document vanishing languages – and everything about the culture and society they convey – before they disappear.
Israel also objects to the UN's special rapporteur's mandate, which aims to document only the Jewish state's abuses of Palestinian human rights.
It aims to document the lives of people there, and the company making it, Love Productions, has already started work capturing the area.
