The phrase "aims of this exercise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the objectives or goals of a particular task or activity, often in educational or instructional contexts.
Example: "The aims of this exercise are to enhance critical thinking skills and improve problem-solving abilities."
Alternatives: "objectives of this exercise" or "goals of this exercise".
The aims of this exercise were two-fold: to prove the pulsar timing capabilities of H.E.S.S. on all relevant time-scales, and to explore the possibility of performing sensitive optical pulsar measurements using the ∼100 mirrorrof of a Cherenkov telescope.
At its worst, the aims of this exercise introduce 'conflict' in a system that is meant to inspire 'confidence, enthusiasm and a sense of professional worth' [ 3].
The construction of indicators is known to depend upon who designs and manages the measurement process, their understanding of the philosophy and objectives of the care system in question, what the aims of this exercise are, and what decisions will be taken as a consequence of the findings [ 18].
11.05am GMT Sir David Attenborough's alternative curling commentary "The aim of this exercise is to land your walnut in the centre of the nest".
The aim of this exercise was to compare functions that are currently being used to model the effects of physical ageing and stress on the creep behaviour of plastics, with a view to producing an international standard in this area.
The aim of this exercise is to determine what resonates with you prior to beginning and ensure that your passion project is in alignment with your skillset.
The aim of this exercise was to survey the experience of a significant number of plant operators with excessive foaming in their digestates.
The aim of this exercise is to look for the primary infant reflex, which in this case is a bend at the elbow of the child during head rotation.
The aim of this exercise was to assess if identified topical areas or research questions (a) have not yet been addressed by primary research and (b) whether existing literature reviews also acknowledge the need for more evidence in the topical area.
The aim of this exercise is to equip them to make appropriate choices that will contribute to optimum pregnancy outcome and care of the newborn [ 1].
In any case, it was not the aim of this exercise to suggest ' 5% relative improvement' as a criterion for a new "diagnostic test".
