The phrase "aim was probably" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intention or goal of an action or statement, suggesting uncertainty about that aim.
Example: "The aim was probably to improve team collaboration, but the results were mixed."
Alternatives: "the goal was likely" or "the intention was perhaps".
That laudable aim is probably not yet being achieved.
His real aim is probably to pull Mrs Clinton to the left economically.Ms Fiorina was once a technology titan, but she has never won an election.
His aim is probably to smooth the rupee's movements but avoid a rate rise and not draw any lines in the sand.
If you are being asked to participate in a study where you need to provide stool samples, the aim is probably to better understand the gut bacteria (part of our microbiome).
A secondary aim is probably to bore the voters, keeping the campaign low-key, and away from the dangerous, inflammatory ground of historic futures, new eras, the Braveheart syndrome.
The most common aim is probably that of determining some difference between two groups, and it is this scenario that will be used as the basis for the remainder of the present review.
Moscow's ultimate aim, Vassiliev said, was probably to cultivate a source who could provide day-by-day intelligence on what the president's inner circle was thinking and planning in response to the latest international crisis.
Moreover, the presence of a red lake applied directly onto the wood for the complexion tone of a woman's portrait appears to be very interesting: the artistic aim of this technique was probably related to the transparent effect of the varnish obtained on the panel surface.
They took a decision on the subject and decided that democracy must still be seen, even tho' the Knesset is an acknowledged and obvious target of terrorists – the rocket fired last week from near Mount Scopus was probably aimed at the Knesset.
