The phrase "aim to structure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing goals or intentions related to organizing or arranging something in a specific way.
Example: "In our project, we aim to structure the workflow to enhance efficiency and collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "intend to organize" or "plan to arrange".
(2) non-relativistic conservatism rejects views such as socialism, libertarianism and fascism that aim to structure society around a single rationally articulated organising principle.
We aim to structure the exchange by building a learning object library where teachers can exchange complete cases or media elements.
In broad terms disease management refers to a patient-centered approach of coordinated multiple healthcare interventions that aim to structure chronic care to a specific patient group [ 4, 6].
The pre-processing module is responsible for carrying out several routines that aim to structuring the reviews.
Podemos has successfully captured a mood of popular protest in Spain, but it is now aiming to structure itself as a credible and reassuring political party.
In this context, this paper aims to structure a generic model that consists of principles and processes, which can recover a construction project after a disaster effect.
For the speaker diarization task, it aims to structure audio documents into speaker turns and give their true identities so that we can make an automatic transcription.
Translation from aims to structure of case management is apparently less straightforward, with only 17% agreement and 22% strong disagreement.
This applies when they are introducing and mentoring theoretically justified analytical approaches on practical terms, while aiming to structure processes of moral or political deliberation to promote understanding and to help others reach practical conclusions.
Bibliographic couplings aim to identify structures and communities (Menczer 2004).
Information extraction systems aim to identify structured information from unstructured sources such as documents or web pages.
