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The phrase "aims to involve all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal to include everyone in a particular activity or initiative.
Example: "The new policy aims to involve all stakeholders in the decision-making process to ensure diverse perspectives are considered."
Alternatives: "seeks to engage everyone" or "intends to include all participants".
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The company aims to involve all its employees in that effort.
In the new edition of the initiative launched today, UNICEF aims to involve all of the region's municipalities and replicate the excellent results achieved in the first round.
eHealthMonitor (eHM)'s pilot study aims to involve all users early in the software development process to enable a user-friendly and suitable design.
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This study method can act as an inspiration to similar foresight studies that aim to involve all the stakeholders, external experts and future drivers to anticipate futures visions that assist their organisation in decision-making and future preparedness.
It aimed to involve all actors from provincial units and all types of users.
We aim to involve all cases from 1993 to 2012, estimated at 260 families and 520 children.
This study was the introductory component of future interventions that aimed to involve all health center personnel, taking into account that the transfer of knowledge to colleagues is rather low (25).
The project aims to involve scientists from all over the world.
The organization aims to involve minority groups in environmental policy.
Jamie Kane is aimed at a teenage audience and aims to involve them in the search for a missing popstar.
One winning idea, GrandWiki, aims to involve older people in sharing their knowledge on health and wellbeing.
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