"aims set" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
It means the specific goals or objectives that have been established for a particular project, endeavor, or individual. Example: "The company's aims set for the upcoming year include increasing profits by 10% and expanding into new markets."
-- Note the agreement that the GER contribution should be used exclusively for the aims set out in the ANA TF Project Document dated September 15th 2009, among them three prioritised projects mentioned in Annex 10 of the Project Document (1.
BATTLEFIELD 3 The biggest showdown will unfold between Battlefield 3 and the new Call of Duty, rival military shooters with their aims set squarely on the hearts of hard-core gamers.
But she warned there was now much work to be done to achieve the aims set out, describing the next few years as "critical".
The States approved the seven main aims set out by Senator Ian Gorst's council of ministers in the chamber on Tuesday.
This kind of view needs to answer to the problem of how to ensure that politicians, administrators and experts actually do attempt to realize the aims set by citizens.
The commission was divided into three committees in order to realize the aims set out by the law: the committee on human rights violations, the committee on amnesty, and the committee on reparation and rehabilitation.
However, a limited number of targets could have benefited from specific quantified aims, setting the path to address more of them gradually in the coming years.
We also typed two additional AIMs sets based on the published sets from Lao et al. [17] (9 SNPs) and Reiner et al. [15] (17 SNPs).
Data extracted from the articles included: study aims, setting, sample characteristics, response rates, study methodology, data analysis and the barriers identified.
Two researcher pairs (SA and HC; CS and SYC) independently extracted data on study aims, setting, sample, theoretical perspective, data collection method and analysis.
Crucially, the aim set out is for the "current" budget to balance.
