The phrase "aim to measure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing objectives or goals related to quantifying or assessing something.
Example: "Our research team aims to measure the impact of climate change on local wildlife populations."
Alternatives: "intend to assess" or "seek to evaluate".
In this study, we aim to measure the inter-center variability of 90Y PET measurements as measured on PET/MRI in preparation for a multi-institutional prospective phase I/II clinical trial.
People aim to measure our development since, but look at Chelsea.
A content analysis of 13 instruments that aim to measure acceptance of chronic pain was performed.
We aim to measure the relationship between usage intention and adoption behavior.
Microbicide trials aim to measure the effect of a microbicide in reducing the risk of acquiring human immunodeficiency virus.
The Non-destructive methods, on the other hand, aim to measure the strength of concrete in the actual structures.
Future Januarys may be filled with results from projects like LIGO (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory), which aim to measure the faint waves of gravity emitted by collapsing stars, colliding black holes and other calamities.
During TESS's two-year mission, Seager and her colleagues aim to measure the masses of 50 planets with radii less than four times that of Earth — dimensions that could signal further observations for signs of habitability.
Test the concurrent validity of three newly developed tools (student self-rating, preceptor rating, and reflective writing) that aim to measure critical thinking in midwifery practice.
This study was conducted with an aim to measure the level of pentraxin 3 in neonates with pulmonary hypertension and comparing with normal healthy controls.
This method does not aim to measure the size of the pores, instead it aims to image the movement of the fluid through the pores by imaging an electron dense tracer with similar behavior as chloride ions.
