The phrase "aimed to enroll" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal related to enrolling individuals in a program, course, or organization.
Example: "The new initiative was aimed to enroll more students in the science program."
Alternatives: "intended to enroll" or "designed to enroll".
We aimed to enroll mothers in early pregnancy (gestational age < 18 weeks) but enrolment was allowed until birth of their child.
This trial originally aimed to enroll 672 patients; however, it was stopped by the Data Safety Monitoring Board after enrolment of 82 patients due to a trend towards increased mortality in the aggressive treatment group.
The study aimed to enroll 400 subjects with early mild cognitive impairment (MCI), 200 subjects with early AD, and 200 normal control subjects; $67 million funding was provided by both the public and private sectors, including the National Institute on Aging, 13 pharmaceutical companies, and 2 foundations that provided support through the Foundation for the National Institutes of Health.
The trial, which started in March in Port Loko, Sierra Leone, aimed to enroll 100 patients.
We aimed to enroll 200 children from trial 1 and 400 children from trial 2 in a subgroup study of cytokine production.
We aimed to enroll a total of 2,160 participants (1,080 in each treatment group) to observe 66 total HIV infections.
Over a 3-year period of enrollment at each site, we aim to enroll up to 3000 hospitalized cases of each of four key clinical syndromes (central nervous system (CNS) infections, enteric infections, jaundice, and respiratory tract infections) that may be caused by a zoonotic pathogen.
The study, the New York Cancer Project, aims to enroll 300,000 New Yorkers ages 30 to 69 from various ethnic backgrounds.
The project has enrolled 2,000 participants so far and aims to enroll 17,000 more as part of a pilot program in the next 18 months.
The Fast Assessment of Stroke and Transient Ischemic Attack to Prevent Early Recurrence (FASTER) trial aims to enroll this group of patients.
Last year, Whittle announced the launch of what he calls "the first global school". The D.C. campus aims to enroll 2,500 students within five years.
