The phrase "aim to forecast" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to predicting future events or trends.
Example: "Our research team aims to forecast the economic impact of climate change over the next decade."
Alternatives: "strive to predict" or "intend to project".
Federal officials aim to forecast potential health and safety infringements.
However, conventional neural network can only raise single output at a time, which is incompatible with the aim to forecast load in a probabilistic manner.
In this section, we aim to forecast the popularity of a venue and predict the success of that venue after it has opened.
Pre-EIA aim to forecast the effect that a hazardous event will have on an exposed system usually through a qualitative assessment, unlike risk assessments that have numerical probabilities attached to them.
Thus, this research aims to forecast mobile broadband traffic, focusing on the Korean case.
This aims to forecast mobility changes and to provide guidelines on the design rules for MOSFET placements within the die.
Rofael and Hosni (2015) aimed to forecast and estimate exchange rate volatility in Egypt using ARCH and state space (SS) models.
A kinetic model, which aimed to forecast the performance of co-digestion and to assist reactor design, was developed from long-term semi-continuous experiments.
Comparison of these results to those of the Global Fire Emissions Database (GFEDv2) indicate strong linear relationships (r² > 0.9), suggesting that the timely FRP data available from a GOES real-time data feed is likely to be a suitable fire emissions source strength term for inclusion in schemes aiming to forecast the concentrations of atmospheric constituents affected by biomass burning.
This study aims to forecast lung cancer mortality with respect to recent changes in smoking prevalence and compares the results to estimates from GLOBOCAN and the Global Burden of Disease study.
Detailed data about carriage and transmission are therefore of utmost value when aiming to forecast the entire prevention potential of the conjugate vaccines.
