The phrase "as their primary aim" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the main goal or objective of a person, group, or organization.
Example: "The organization was established as their primary aim to promote environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "as their main goal" or "as their chief objective."
These special credit institutions have as their primary aim the increase of the flow and the reduction of the cost of development finance, either to preferential areas or to priority sectors (for example, agriculture or research) or to small and medium-size business.
From a pragmatic point of view, the impact can be seen as the main criterion for assessing 'futuring' activities, as their primary aim is to shape the future.
These entities are either innocuous or dangerous, for they either do not hold America's interests as their primary aim (NATO) or actually stand opposed to America's interests, security and the Constitution (U.N., Arab League).
As previously discussed, many of the included studies did not investigate the quality of sedation practice as their primary aim, limiting the relevance of the information provided.
Films are a major form of entertainment, although not all films have entertainment as their primary purpose: documentary film, for example, aims to create a record or inform, although the two purposes often work together.
It may yet turn out that the Chinese have entered the U.N. to cause mischief & to make things in general harder for the U.S., but right now it appears as if their primary aim is to get what they consider theirs by right and, after that, to open up another front in the polemical war against the Soviet Union.
As their name indicates, their primary aim is to make possible the promotion of research projects from fundamental science fields, even though this is not always easy.
Backroom discussions by lawyers working for the military or the White House are not adequate "checks" on the actions of a rash president, especially if they see their primary aim as carrying out the will of the commander in chief.
In 1944 the British government stated in its White Paper on Employment Policy that "the government accept as one of their primary aims and responsibilities the maintenance of a high and stable level of employment after the war".
Moreover, the identification of factors influencing implementation of the courses was wholly dependent on the quality of reporting of such factors by the authors, many of whom did not stipulate identifying such factors as the primary aim of their study.
CHEST was a well-conducted, blinded, randomized trial, that used a patient-centered outcome such as 90 day mortality as primary aim, and that was adequately powered to find differences between groups using the intention-to-treat principle.
