The phrase "aims and processes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing objectives and the methods or procedures to achieve those objectives in various contexts, such as business, education, or project management.
Example: "The project report outlines the aims and processes necessary to achieve our goals effectively."
Alternatives: "goals and methods" or "objectives and procedures".
In this study, it will be assessed how integrated and united is the content and tendency of Architecture and Urban and Regional Planning educational process in terms of values, aims and processes.
Hereby, different overlapping but also conflicting scientific aims and processes have to be taken into consideration.
Transformative criticism, therefore, may be the appropriate form for validating foresight outcomes, as it allows encompassing the special social character of aims and processes in foresight.
The speeches pertain both to Mr. Beadle's presidency - to the functioning of the University and its educational aims and processes - and to his work in biology, focussing on genetics and heredity.
They are bodies with different aims and processes.
In addition, four Chinese residents who also spoke English and were naïve about the aims and processes of this research, gave independent assessment of the translations.
One reason for this is potential users' uncertainty over whether the products' aims, design and processes are fit for the intended purposes.
Compared to the more equivocal support of the role of evolutionary content knowledge in evolution acceptance described above, this consistent trend seems to indicate acceptance of evolution might be more strongly influenced by a general understanding of the aims and process of science.
The researcher arranged face to face interviews with each co-ordinator in order to gain an understanding of the individual project and to describe the research aims and process.
The research aim and processes were explained to all participants, and their informed consent obtained for participation, recording of interviews, and use of verbatim quotes, where applicable.
The research aim and processes were explained to all participants as appropriate, and their informed consent was obtained both for participation and for recording of interviews.
