The phrase "aiming to defer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing intentions or goals related to postponing or delaying something.
Example: "The committee is aiming to defer the decision until next month to allow for further discussion."
Alternatives: "intending to postpone" or "seeking to delay".
Bush aimed instead to defer the day of reckoning to his successor, and so encouraged his leading generals to convince the public that it made sense to continue the wars over the middle run.
A routinely deferred invasive strategy aiming to facilitate revascularization after stabilizing the culprit lesion predominates across China.
While this time of year usually finds business owners gymnastically deferring income, some are aiming to take large tax hits now in fear of what might happen to rates during the Obama Administration, says Nash.
Since the trolley was being developed as part of feasibility work in preparation for a trial evaluating deferred cord clamping, clinicians using the trolley were aiming to provide immediate newborn care with an intact umbilical cord whenever possible.
The swap aims to foster this by deferring some $7.7 billion in debt payments due before the end of next year, according to calculations by Miguel Broda, an Argentine economic consultant (see chart).
The idea internal to the defenses of voluntary euthanasia that I have offered is that the aim should be to defer to the patient's request only in those cases where the request truly reflects the patient's autonomous will or truly constitutes powerful evidence that death is a benefit.
The main purpose of travel restrictions are to defer the pandemic, whereas antivirals and hospitalizations aim to reduce the transmission rate and severity of disease [ 5].
While he is creating a task force to aid municipalities that have to restructure their finances and has taken on a portion of local Medicaid costs, he has also emphasized steps aimed at deferring pain — in addition to the pension plan, he has allowed some municipalities to accelerate future state aid payments, receiving more now and less later.
We aimed to prospectively apply the following decision-making arms into this sample: when iFR >0.93, stenoses would be deferred; when iFR <0.86, stenoses would be treated; when iFR would fall between 0.86 and 0.93, FFR would be calculated.
We aimed to estimate event-free survival and define the molecular characteristics associated with progression-free survival in young patients with medulloblastoma using a risk-stratified treatment strategy designed to defer, reduce, or delay radiation exposure.
