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The phrase "aims is for" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "aim is for" or "aims to"? If you are referring to a goal or purpose, you can use it in contexts where you are discussing intentions or objectives.
Example: "The organization's aim is for improving community health through various initiatives."
Alternatives: "goal is to" or "objective is for".
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"One of our aims is for the return of the Festival of the Desert to Timbuktu next year.
One of NASA's aims is for humans to visit Mars in the next 20 years or so.
One of Scientology's aims is for followers to achieve a state of 'Clear', when a person loses all fears, anxieties and irrational thoughts.
One of the UK's aims is for a new security treaty with the EU, and Ms Rudd told the Commons Home Affairs Committee contingency plans were being made in case this was not in place by the UK's departure in March 2019.
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Our aim is for one nation against austerity".
The aim is for five hours a week by 2010.
His aim is for clothes both functional and graphic.
My hope and aim is for one day to return to work for Barça".
The association's aim is for cannabis to be legal across the nation.
The aim is for the new structure to be in place by April 2012.
The aim is for Almere to eventually have 3,500 self-built homes.
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