The phrase "aiming to associate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal to connect or link with something or someone.
Example: "The organization is aiming to associate with local businesses to foster community engagement."
Alternatives: "seeking to connect" or "intending to link".
With respect to institutional benefits, firms aiming to associate with a prestigious executive are more likely to create received interlocks.
We suggest: With respect to institutional benefits, firms aiming to associate with a prestigious director are more likely to create undirected interlocks.
Since received interlocks are doubly beneficial with respect to the institutional benefits that they offer, we derive the following two propositions: With respect to institutional benefits, firms aiming to associate with a prestigious partner firm are more likely to create received interlocks.
Moreover, utilization of this technique on field samples of infected patients will greatly support studies aiming to associate certain var gene types (present or expressed) with particular clinical presentations.
To our knowledge, no study aiming to associate the anti-MSP2 response and protection has previously been done in the Amazon.
This work also aims to associate observed plasma wave characteristics in a particular region of the magnetosphere with geomagnetic conditions.
Normalization aims to associate impacts of a design to a set of reference values that is recognizable and understandable by the decision makers.
The study aims to associate crash occurrence under different levels of visibility with factors included in the crash database by developing ordinal logistic regression.
The current study aims to associate the Weibull probability equations to the ones commonly used when modeling the S N curves of composite materials, which are the exponential equation and the power law and its generalizations.
We aim to associate prolonged vasopressors therapy with glucose variability after cardiac surgery.
More specifically, the analysis aims to associate under-reporting correction coefficients to a number of factors, including: Country/region effects, including the Czech Republic, France, Greece, Hungary, the Netherlands, Spain and the United Kingdom.
