The phrase "aimed to include a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal to incorporate something or someone into a plan, project, or discussion.
Example: "The committee aimed to include a diverse range of perspectives in their final report."
Alternatives: "intended to incorporate a" or "sought to encompass a".
We aimed to include a range of health indicators that was broadly consistent with this definition and captured the most prevalent morbidities in our cohort.
To this end, he aimed to include a cast of characters who appeared to be ordinary people.
(We also aimed to include a diversity of voices and publications, but we couldn't bring ourselves to cut any of the three Roxane Gay pieces we ended up including. All hail the year of the Bad Feminist).
First, we aimed to include a broad representation of factors that influence and describe an individual's social circumstance.
No formal sample size calculation was considered appropriate; it was aimed to include a sufficient sample size to assess safety and immunogenicity based on previous observations in adult studies and immunogenicity rates of licensed typhoid vaccines in children.
The sample aimed to include a broad range of respondents from a range of practice locations.
However, 1 study explicitly aimed to include an ethnically diverse sample of breast cancer patients from an underserved urban community.
#FundaMentalSDG is an initiative which aims to include a specific mental health target in the post-2015 SDG agenda.
Recruitment is currently ongoing, and aims to include a total of 110 patients from countries in Europe, the Middle East, Australia and Northern America.
She aims to include a message of hope for the parents as well, who will hopefully be reading the story aloud.
Instead, Bowyer set out the simple advice: eat three balanced meals a day, aiming to include a carbohydrate, a fat and a protein in each meal, with a vegetable or fruit.
