The phrase "aim to lay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing an intention or goal to establish or set something down, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "We aim to lay a strong foundation for our future projects by investing in research and development."
Alternatives: "intend to establish" or "seek to set".
These projects aim to lay bare complex problems, using data as their primary material.
The desired outcomes of PSE were updated in 2013 and are now known as the Key Stage Outcomes of Pre-school Education (see Tabe 1) which aim to lay a strong foundation for children to become confident individuals, self-directed learners, active contributors, and concerned citizens so as to achieve the overarching desired outcomes of Singapore's education system.
One topline development is that the UK plans to establish "the world's first national advisory body for artificial intelligence" with the Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation will set standards for the use and ethics of AI and data, with the aim to lay the groundwork for "practical development" in the field.
Mr Kerry said it was "clear to everybody in the world that no country in the world has as close a relationship or as significant an impact on [North Korea] than China", and that talks there would aim to "lay out a path that will defuse this tension".
Alongside animal field studies, several surveys have been conducted among Chinese populations to provide epidemiological knowledge of the distribution of eperythrozoon infection with the aim to lay the basis for disease prevention and control strategies [ 15- 18].
Two multi-professional courses for first year Health Science students at the University of Cape Town, South Africa aim to lay the foundation for becoming an integrated health professional [ 3].
Cameron aims to lay out his wish list at a summit of EU leaders in late June.
The Independent Library Report, expected to be published later, was jointly commissioned by the Culture Department and the Department for Communities and Local Government and aimed to lay out the future for libraries.
In 1982 the IFS published its first "green budget", which came out well before the budget, and aimed to lay out the issues at stake in the contemporary debate.
Egypt, too, occupies an important place in Mr. Obama's strategic calculus, which aims to lay the groundwork for peace in the Middle East by shoring up "moderate" states while coaxing Iran and Syria into the fold.
"By better understanding the process of remaking the past in contemporary architecture over the last century," writes Mashayekhi, "the show aims to lay the foundation for future debate about the development of architecture in Iran".
