The phrase "as a main objective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a primary goal or aim in a particular context, such as in project descriptions or strategic plans.
Example: "The team has identified improving customer satisfaction as a main objective for the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "as a primary goal" or "as a key aim".
Aristotle (384 322 bce), who was one of Plato's pupils and shared some of his opinions about education, believed that education should be controlled by the state and that it should have as a main objective the training of citizens.
We developed a procedure to test the durability performance of washing-machines as a main objective of this research.
We advocate restoration to repair historical damage to a system, where ecological integrity is pursued as a main objective.
b) The intelligence process must satisfy, as a main objective, the need to "connect the dots", answering the requirements established to inform the decision-making process.
The paper presents the architecture of an experimental mobile robotic platform, which has been designed specifying interoperability between multiple robots as a main objective.
This work presents as a main objective to study the immobilization process of yeast invertase by adsorption in the ion exchanging resin Duolite A-568 for invert sugar production.
If that encouraged the entry of powerful companies such as Sun Microsystems and Oracle, a main objective of the Justice Department would have been achieved.Yet a drawback of both approaches is that they rely on other firms' appetite for risk-taking.
The "Assessment of Assessments," begun during the start-up phase of the process, has as its main objective an overview of the geographic and thematic coverage of existing assessments on oceans and coastal areas at regional and global levels.
It said the core principle of the overseas aid system remains unchanged, as an activity that must "support the economic development and welfare of a developing country as its main objective".
It did not imply that 'a high level of protection of health' could be taken as the main objective of a policy intervention.
As such the generalisability of these findings should be taken with some caution but, as our main objective was a validation study, such limitations might be expected to have had minimal impact on those analyses.
