The phrase "aim to induce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing intentions or goals related to causing a specific effect or response.
Example: "The researchers aim to induce a positive behavioral change in participants through their intervention program."
Alternatives: "strive to provoke" or "seek to elicit".
These video-makers aim to induce ASMR – the experience is often described as a sense of euphoria that begins with a pleasurable, tingling sensation in the head that sometimes travels down the spine and limbs.
They fill each haunt with meticulous, lifelike details, yet the disorientation and fear they aim to induce doesn't encourage appreciation by the public.
Although conventional and targeted therapies often aim to induce apoptosis, these strategies may themselves be carcinogenic [92].
Current ETEC vaccine designs aim to induce an anti-colonizing immunity by including the ETEC surface colonization factor antigens.
Such considerations are close to effective career counselling practices and vocational training that aim to induce subsequent praxis of the clients/trainees.
Therapeutic cancer vaccines aim to induce durable antitumor immunity that is capable of systemic protection against tumor recurrence or metastatic disease.
Future interventions aiming to induce or maintain EEN-induced changes in the gut microbiota are needed to elucidate the significance of these observed changes in the etiology of CD and mechanism of action of EEN.
Differentiation therapy aims to induce cancer cells to differentiate by treatment with differentiation-inducing agents [ 46, 47].
Differentiation therapy aims to induce the cancer cells to differentiate and maturate continuously by treatment with differentiation-inducing agents.
An installation of flashing lights aimed to induce hallucinations.
One track on her new album Platform aims to induce autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), a phenomenon where people derive pleasurable tingling sensations from certain sounds – in this case, a woman whispering.
