The phrase "aims to be fully" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a goal or intention to achieve completeness or totality in a certain context.
Example: "The organization aims to be fully transparent in its operations to build trust with the community."
Alternatives: "strives to be entirely" or "intends to be completely".
He is aiming to be fully recovered from his injury by training camp in August.
Whenever we must rely on reporting or ideas that were first produced by others, our policy is to cite and/or link to these sources by name, and aim to be fully transparent with our audience.
Similarly, Len Sauers, vice president of global sustainability at Procter & Gamble, said the firm was aiming to source 30% of its energy from renewables by 2020, with a longer-term aim to be fully powered by renewable energy later down the line.
The most recent research activities focus on the development of 5G communications and networks, aiming to be fully available for the consumers through their devices by 2020.
Radiotherapy treatment planning algorithms continue to develop and current planning systems typically offer simpler, but faster, algorithms, which may be 2, 2.5 or 3D in modelling scatter, but which do not model electron transport (type a) and more accurate algorithms which aim to be fully 3D, i.e. which model 3D scatter and also model electron transport (type b).
Opportunities to go to school, reunite with family members and receive vocational training are all part of the programme, which aims to allow the children to be fully reintegrated within their communities and ultimately live the life they choose.
The aim is for the unit to be fully operational by 2018".
Disease prevalence is high in the region, and public health programs aimed at increasing awareness need to be fully informed about their impact [ 4].
So the Commonwealth's Mr Sharma has good reason for insisting that February's consultations need to be "fully inclusive", aimed at "a genuine national consensus on the constitution, clearing the way for credible elections".Mr Bainimarama's latest announcement comes after a relatively quiet year in Fiji.
