The phrase "aim to receive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a goal or intention to obtain something.
Example: "Our organization aims to receive feedback from all participants to improve future events."
Alternatives: "strive to obtain" or "seek to acquire".
Mayasura and Hema, who are performing penance nearby (with an aim to receive the gift of a daughter), hear the cry and find a small child in a dry well.
Subjects approached for and agreeing to the re-test were sent a second mailing about two weeks later with the aim to receive data from 50% of the sample to examine test- retest reliability.
We expect an average response rate of 30% on the questionnaires and with the aim to receive at least 100 responses per arm, we estimated to invite at least 670 patients to participate in the survey.
The traditional SUD only aims to receive signal of the desired user and simply ignores all other interference.
It means that each user aims to receive all other users data as well as to transmit its data to all other users.
The IRS Whistleblower Office, set up to implement the new whistleblower law, aims to receive tips and documents in confidence, weed out any legally privileged information and forward the remainder to other IRS units for possible audit or even criminal investigation.
The site intends (but can't just yet) to allow people to submit stories and multimedia, and aims to receive these by mobile as well as conventional Web methods – something of a competitive marketplace right now.
This was due to the nature of the experiment: aiming to receive as many comments and suggestions as possible for functionality that users desire to see included, they were asked to freely use the prototype, vocalize their thoughts and fill-in the evaluation questionnaire, rather than been taken through specific scenarios in an observation experiment.
The city of Denton, Texas is aiming to receive 70% of its electricity from wind and solar resources by 2019.
The band aimed to receive all donations within 34 days, and they were successful within a few days.
He was at the time involved in a new diplomatic effort: the Ghica government was aiming to receive formal recognition of the name "Romania", as opposed to "United Principalities".
