The phrase "aiming to encompass" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention to include or cover a wide range of elements or aspects within a particular context.
Example: "The new policy is aiming to encompass all stakeholders in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "seeking to include" or "intending to cover".
A balance sheet aiming to encompass 17th-century Puritan settlement in New England, 19th-century capital investment in South Africa or China, 1950s police behaviour in Kenya and even the present-day embroilment in Afghanistan would be, even if possible, fairly meaningless.
This review is aiming to encompass current nanomaterials and fabrication techniques, with highlights on the recent significant breakthroughs, in the field of antimicrobial nanocomposite membranes and imparts a comprehensive understanding of the strategic evolution in the design and construction approaches of antibacterial membranes.
Although the use of social media to crowdsource for clues is one of the more eloquent depictions of Internet culture on celluloid, by ambitiously aiming to encompass the full scope and complexity of the social pandemic, "Lost and Love" winds up being all over the map.
The ASAS and ESSG classification criteria have been developed aiming to encompass patients with USpA.
Aiming to encompass these multiple dimensions, the "payback" framework, developed in the 1990s, is gaining popularity to become one of the most widely adopted models to evaluate health research funds internationally (Table 1) [ 11- 17].
These works do not represent the experience of any one individual, nor do they aim to encompass the entirety of an illness experience such as JHD.
These ambitious poems aim to encompass a mass of intellectual and cultural bric-a-brac: "let's begin with macadam, fruit bowls, a Florentine mosaic, / Louie Louie's three slurred chords, & perhaps for now end there".
Rather than emphasizing content as an outcome to be made accessible and preserved through a particular workflow, curation could instead aim to encompass the characterization of well-formed research objects, with an emphasis on understanding the conditions of their creation, production, use, and reuse.
Whilst guidelines cannot aim to encompass every clinical scenario, especially in the light of new developments, there is currently lack of standardisation.
