The phrase "aim was to prepare" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective of an action or project.
Example: "The aim was to prepare the team for the upcoming challenges they would face in the project."
Alternatives: "goal was to prepare" or "objective was to prepare".
The aim was to prepare nanoparticles using poloxamer188 as stabiliser and investigate the mechanism of stabilisation of the prepared particles.
To the contrary, her aim was to prepare students for casework practice by providing them with the intellectual scaffolding they would need to be most effective.
Therefore, the paper aim was to prepare and evaluate solid self-nanoemulsifying drug delivery systems for candesartan cilexetil in order to improve its solubility, dissolution and stability.
Our aim was to prepare nitro-proteins in the state(s) of nitration found in vivo.
Our aim was to prepare a highly defined neoglycoprotein that would not cause any interference with IgE allergen interactions other than those based on CCDs.
The training sessions focused on the use of the adapted manual and educational materials and key aspects of conducting group education sessions; the aim was to prepare health care staff both to share content to increase patient knowledge and also to promote patient-level behavior change.
The aim is to prepare students to become critical consumers of academic research, and public commentary and policy, related to this topic.
At the level that is possible for children of 3 and 4, it is already a reading program: its aim is to prepare children so that when they go to school, they will be ready for reading lessons.
The aim is to prepare a meal of up to five courses that diners will "love, hate, scrutinise – and everything else in between", said Kilo's 32-year-old co-founder, Sharon Lee.
The aim is to prepare a given subject, through a sophisticated (though superficially brutal) process of social engineering, to give his all in the face of adversity, discomfort and the enemy.
It's a measure of the haplessness of Mr. Spencer's campaign that the Republican nominee has been dogged by rumors that his real aim is to prepare the ground for an attempt to regain his old job as mayor of Yonkers.
