The phrase "aims at including" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives that involve the incorporation of certain elements or groups.
Example: "The new policy aims at including diverse perspectives in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "seeks to incorporate" or "strives to include".
Such an approach aims at including the design of construction safety plans within digital.
Also, prejudices might prevail because scientists from a university are often perceived as experts in theory, but not in practical agriculture.? The institutional requirements for socio-ecological reforms are Feindt?s field of research: The reform of Germany?s agricultural policy aims at including environmental and consumer issues.
Based on these data, this study aims at including at least 44 nursing home residents with palliative care needs, in order to detect an effect of the use of the interRAI PC instrument on the identified factors.
In lack of comprehensive national data sets usable for obtaining routine valid statistics with a uniform variable set and strict definitions, the Centre has initiated an enterprise called "The Watchtowers" which aims at including a representative sample of Norwegian municipalities.
Recently, a combination of the two techniques aiming at including estimated extreme discharges at ungauged sites of a region in the regional flood frequency analyses has been proposed.
In this work, two different Service Life Tests have been designed and implemented, aiming at including particular conditions (i.e. inverse polarity and short-circuit) in the durability and catalytic activity of cathode characterization.
There is also a range of other approaches aimed at including values in design.
Microsoft released several new features today aimed at including these workers.
When sampling the children, we aimed at including children as young as possible to test their language skills to be able to monitor their development.
The most appropriate example of the third is related to the on-going research aimed at including a machine learning assistant that analyses past errors and offers hints for the future testing-oriented work.
'Design for X' approaches in engineering aim at including instrumental values (like maintainability, reliability and costs) but they also include design for sustainability, inclusive design, and affective design (Holt and Barnes 2010).
