The phrase "aim to insert" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing an intention or goal to include something in a particular context or document.
Example: "We aim to insert the new policy into the employee handbook by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "intend to include" or "plan to add".
The watermark embedding procedure constitutes the first part of the proposed methodology, which incorporates the processing tasks that aim to insert the watermark information into the host image in an imperceptible way, as illustrated in Fig. 2. Open image in new window Fig. 2 Watermark embedding.
Their policy recommendations aim to insert some intelligence and control into what appears to be the future of a society built on cognitive enhancers "...increasingly useful for improved quality of life and extended work productivity".
When doing hand applique, you aim to insert the needle at the edge of where your freezer paper is, so that the outside fabric is turned in as you stitch.
And that's where Sense aims to insert its smarts.
TenMarks is only one way that Amazon is aiming to insert itself into the classroom.
The surgeon aims to insert the wire in the centre of the fibula head in the sagittal and coronal plane.
Big Deal's co-founder, Nicolas Darveau-Garneau tells me that the site aims to insert transparency in every step of the bidding and buying process.
The procedure has been subsequently verified by applying it to an existing RC in order to test all its capabilities and foresee future development and improvement, aiming to insert it in a consolidated general procedure, ever growing and expanding.
Last year I covered the launch of GraphPath, a new startup that had developed a platform that aimed to "insert AI into global corporates" by making it easy to create and manage so-called Knowledge Graphs with its "Knowledge Graph-as-a-Service" technology.
"This experiment aims to insert users into the process, introducing how the sensors, the computer interface, and the 3D printing technology actually work," Guto Requena, who previously.
For RSA, we aimed to insert 6 visible 1-mm tantalum beads (Wennbergs Finmek AB, Gunnilse, Sweden) in the proximal tibia.
