The phrase "aims for this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives that someone or something is trying to achieve.
Example: "The project aims for this outcome to improve community engagement and participation."
Alternatives: "strives for this" or "targets this goal".
The principal, Roberta Kirshbaum, is in tune with the Met's aims for this program: to encourage a disciplined originality in children that springs from doing, not watching.
And try as he might to stay true to his stated aims for this diary, he can't help revealing the things that matter to him.
When asked for his aims for this season's competition, he replied: "Steven Gerrard, get him involved". That may be premature thinking but a performance of equal quality against the Imps and the side from the Blue Square North could well be mixing it with the Premier League clubs in January.
The two aims for this present study were therefore; i) to investigate if a nutritional drink, Fresubin Energy®, could induce food effect in humans for the poorly soluble compound cinnarizine; and ii) to investigate if co-administration of a self-nano-emulsifying drug delivery systems (SNEDDS) with a conventional cinnarizine tablet could reduce the observed food-effect.
Aims for this prevention study include testing the efficacy of the COPE TEEN program versus an attention control program on the adolescents' healthy lifestyle behaviors, Body Mass Index (BMI) and BMI%, mental health, social skills and academic performance immediately following the intervention programs, and at six and 12 months post interventions.
"I've got a few aims for this season and one of them is to play under the gaffer in the Championship," he added.
Whatever his greater aim for this new narrative, Ford looks set to carry it out.
"We've always aimed for this to be a kid's first Purim show," Mr. Hartley said.
Dear artists and producers: please aim for this (if your track is really good).
I aim for this instrument to be playful, intuitive, versatile, and, most importantly, sonically engaging.
The executive would not, noting that aiming for this goal would cost trillions more than it saved.
