The phrase "an aim to create" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a goal or intention to produce or develop something.
Example: "The organization has an aim to create a more sustainable future through innovative practices."
Alternatives: "a goal to develop" or "an objective to produce".
Meanwhile, the Premier League has announced plans to revise its rules around agents in an aim to create greater transparency both for clubs and players.
"The perpetrators targeted a place of religious faith of scores of people with an aim to create fear among them," Mr. Kumar said.
More than 60% of the green stimulus went to improving energy efficiency, with an aim to create much-needed jobs in construction (E. B. Barbier Can. Public Policy 42 (Suppl. 1), S1 S9; 2016).
A new phenanthroline - di-2-picolylamine (DPA) conjugate 1 has been designed and synthesised with an aim to create greater bulk around phenanthroline N′s, hence excluding them from metal ion binding.
With an aim to create a systematic approach to energy-saving product design, the authors integrate the axiomatic design and modularity design theories with energy factor, and the energy factor is eventually optimized together with other major design factors in a multiple objective decision making model.
Traditionally, to enhance the solubility of poorly soluble compounds by conventional formulation approaches in most cases, drug formulation is developed with an aim to create a supersaturated solution when it comes into contact with an aqueous environment.
Contests, which come with a deadline, aim to create a sense of urgency, conjuring up a "race" mind-set that harks back to the cold war.
The HENVINET project (Health and Environment Network) had a general aim to create a "permanent network of professionals".
The plan is part of a broader aim to create 1,500 hectares of land to provide homes and land space for millions more people.
Next semester, a new course will aim to create prototypes of some of these projects.
2. Aim to create a positive new habit, not just a result.
