The phrase "aim to purchase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing an intention or goal to buy something.
Example: "We aim to purchase new equipment to enhance our production capabilities."
Alternatives: "intend to buy" or "plan to acquire".
Helpful hint: Aim to purchase travel you can feel comfortable paying off in a timely fashion.
Finally, you should aim to purchase a mattress that uses natural latex instead of polyurethane foam, as natural latex isn't temperature-sensitive and it's more durable, he said.
Aim to purchase your spices whole if possible.
Aim to purchase quality chocolate for the purposes of wine and chocolate pairing.
Aim to purchase your coffee in as small quantities as possible.
Aim to purchase high-carbon stainless steel knives; they require sharpening but they won't rust.
Other questions center on how to value what the Treasury aims to purchase — an issue that goes to the heart of the crisis itself.
According to Joseph Dippel, the director of the Farmland Preservation Program, it aims to purchase the development rights from the best farms that apply, in terms of productivity, soil quality and location.
Palace were saved from liquidation last week when the consortium aiming to purchase the club, CPFC 2010, agreed in principle to buy the Championship outfit and the Selhurst Park ground.
The access lines it is aiming to purchase from Verizon are located in Arizona, California, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, South Carolina, Washington, Wisconsin, and West Virginia.
Because using Bitcoin incurs practically no transaction or foreign exchange costs and because it can be sent internationally without intermediaries, 100% of the donated funds will go toward the cause, which aims to purchase prenatal vitamins for 2,000 expectant mothers in the West African nations of Sierra Leone and Liberia.
