The phrase "aim to set up" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing an intention or goal to establish or create something.
Example: "We aim to set up a new community center to serve the local residents."
Alternatives: "intend to establish" or "plan to create".
Chinese counterparts aim to set up monitoring systems in concrete bridges using sensor systems from Queen's.
In this context, we aim to set up a distributed architecture through which an optimizing decentralized process will be performed.
Once we're established in Brighton we will look at expansion, for example through franchises, and aim to set up wherever communities tell us they want the supermarkets".
"I aim to set up a non-profit program for training young girls and women to discover their talent, along with helping them start an entrepreneurial journey," she said.
The findings prove insightful for practitioners that aim to set up a CL initiative as well, as it provides comprehensive understanding of important concept considerations.
What encouraged AIM to set up this trio of portfolios was a 1997 tax law change relaxing rules on how funds make money.
Mrs. Clinton aims to set up an early-warning system, community by community.
The report aims to set up traditional medicine for contemporary health needs, diseases and standards.
And, the MacGregor House Garden aims to set up a hydroponic gardening system that will provide vegetables for residents of MacGregor House.
Fluid dynamic design of combustors is commonly aimed to set up swirling flows through sudden expansions to stabilise the flame.
It aims to set up a hierarchical classification of scientific and clinical studies and to assess their validity.
