The phrase "aim to explain the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when stating the intention to clarify or provide understanding about a specific topic or concept.
Example: "In this paper, we aim to explain the underlying principles of quantum mechanics."
Alternatives: "intend to clarify the" or "seek to elucidate the".
A MILLION theories aim to explain the missing-sock phenomenon, from the rational (porous lint traps in dryers) to the fantastic (sock-swiping elves).
In this paper, we aim to explain the origin of these deviations, and to achieve this end, we have performed several SLIPI measurements under well-controlled conditions.
A clever, new onscreen graphic device will aim to explain the complex classification system underpinning Paralympic sport – a key factor in making it clear to those watching why athletes with apparently different disabilities are competing on a level playing field.
In this review, we aim to explain the impact of structured pre-selection, classification and integration of best-performing tools within modularized data analysis workflows and ready-to-use computing infrastructures towards experimental data analyses.
Based on the characterization and analysis, as well as the comparison with other sensors based on OMT and Commercial powders, a reasonable humidity sensing mechanism aim to explain the enhancement of N-OMT sensor's performances is discussed in detail.
We now aim to explain the variance among companies.
That project aims to explain the origins of the universe.
This paper aims to explain the relative importance of these different channels in different contexts.
Vox, the news-and-opinion site co-founded in 2014, by Ezra Klein, Melissa Bell, and Matthew Yglesias, aims to explain the news.
It aims to explain the difference between small wood burning stoves for residential use and mass incinerators.
The book aims to explain the economy's recent troubles by offering a "macro view" of how everything works.
