The phrase "aim to formulate a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing the intention or goal of creating or developing something, typically in a formal or academic context.
Example: "Our research team aims to formulate a comprehensive strategy for addressing climate change."
Alternatives: "intend to create a" or "seek to develop a".
With the aim to formulate an efficient catalyst for CO2 conversion into methane, nickel was selected, being well known to be active for the catalytic COx methanation.
This study aims to formulate a closed-form solution to a viscoelastically supported Timoshenko beam under a harmonic line load.
The class aims to formulate a repository of concepts, urban trends, and terms around the ever-growing cities of the globe.
This paper aims to formulate a multi-objective CLSC problem based on a network-flow model measuring the time value to recover maximum assets lost due to delay at different stages of the recycle process.
The workplace intervention protocol, based on participatory ergonomics, was a stepwise process involving the participant and supervisor and aimed to formulate a consensus based plan for adaptations at work to facilitate return to work.
This study aimed to formulate a polymeric fibre device (PFD) comprised of alginate, glycerol, and barium chloride with ciprofloxacin and diclofenac sodium incorporated as the antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory model, respectively.
While it presents too small a survey to establish definitive guidelines, the present work humbly aims to formulate a milestone in the final mission of creating a consensus by surveying specialists from the various relevant fields, as to the indications of EUS-guided FNA.
Like Weierstrass and Dedekind, Cantor aimed to formulate an adequate definition of the real numbers which avoided the presupposition of their prior existence, and he follows them in basing his definition on the rational numbers.
