The phrase "aim to point" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used when discussing a goal or intention to direct attention or focus towards something specific.
Example: "In our presentation, we aim to point out the key issues affecting our project."
Alternatives: "intend to highlight" or "seek to emphasize".
All available data useful to constrain the Quaternary activity of the PSDFS were reviewed, with the aim to point out its role in the landscape evolution of the L'Aquila region and particularly of the Middle Aterno Valley basin.
The large bending behavior of a creased paperboard is studied in the range of rotation θ ∊ [0°, 180°] – new results, apparently not reported previously in literature – with the aim to point out some crucial aspect involved in an adaptive robotic manipulation of the industrial cartons.
The European Union Long Term Research (LTR) project, concerning the characterization of flotation froth structure and color by machine vision (ChaCo), has been developed with the aim to point out new process parameters, based on froth image inspection, to integrate with the commonly utilized process variables detected for the control of the flotation processes.
We aim to point out the benefit of HCOR compared with COOR.
In this work, we aim to point out the mistake of Harn-Hsu's scheme and give a modification of their work to overcome the problem.
Rather, I aim to point out the abundance of an increasingly rare quality: Roma knows how to talk to people.
This was what I aimed to point out.
The present study aims to point out the main mechanisms underlying the arising of this instability.
Long-term, the research aims to point a way towards creating drugs through the plants rather than the honey itself.
A comparative analysis is herein presented aiming to point out the "critical issues" affecting the constitutive laws.
The group is aiming to point out that even short flights to the continent have a major impact on carbon emissions.
