The phrase "aim to include the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing the intention to incorporate certain elements or aspects into a plan, project, or discussion.
Example: "Our goal for this project is to aim to include the diverse perspectives of all stakeholders involved."
Alternatives: "strive to incorporate the" or "seek to encompass the".
Throughout the interviews, we identified 4 LSPs expressing the ambition to additionally become a platform provider, 2 platform providers that already host a logistics platform but aim to include the crowd and 2 LSPs and 3 commissioners that wish to use the crowd without hosting a platform (see Appendix for a list of interviewees).
We aim to include the reasons for non inclusion of eligible patients and patient's perspective of their general well being in relation to DVT.
Future research that would inform strategies to improve AEFI reporting should aim to include the perspectives of workplace managers and surveillance authorities as key informants.
Legal representatives are informed about the study and the aim to include the resident in the study, and are given the opportunity to refuse.
He says he aimed to include the years after his breakthrough but eventually realised that "writing about success is actually dull, so I deleted it".
Probabilistic volcanic hazard assessment (PVHA) aims to include the intrinsic uncertainty in forecasting volcanic activity.
This paper aims to include the effect of post-tensioning cables within the boundary element formulation for flat slabs.
Omniref aims to include the source of every version of every Ruby Gem in its code library.
The Memex software aims to include the dark web in its search and spot relationships and patterns in the data that it finds online.
Alex Yu, leader of business development for Caffe2, explained to me that Facebook aimed to include the market leaders in each category.
The Fennomans in particular aimed to include the common people in a nonpolitical role in order to reduce unrest due to social problems; peasants and clergy had taken up the cause of the commoners, before the large-scale industrialization.
