The phrase "aspiration to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or desires related to putting plans or ideas into action.
Example: "Our organization's aspiration to implement sustainable practices is reflected in our new policy initiatives."
Alternatives: "desire to execute" or "goal to carry out".
This policy would also enhance the aspiration of the MOE to implement the HFLE programme to all schools in Jamaica by 2012.
The Palestinian leadership is holding its own citizens as hostages in order to implement its political aspirations".
But this aspiration has not been matched by the political will to implement the programme nationwide.
But Kyle genuinely torments the wretched, evincing moral contumely for their recklessness, self-indulgence, "promiscuity" – in short, their failure to implement the middle-class cultural norms of aspiration and enterprise.
Partial cell aspiration alleviates the need for picoliter fluid control, and is hence easier to implement.
Although this method still requires precise control of fluid pressure, it was substantially easier to implement than picoliter fluid control as in whole-cell aspiration.
I am grateful to the Allen Committee for its insightful analysis of the aspirations that must define such an initiative as well as the mechanisms that might enable us to implement it.
This does not mean the democratic aspirations of Syria's original protesters should be abandoned, or that the Syrian government should not start to implement the Geneva principles for transition that Annan briefly persuaded the big powers to accept.
The papacy also attempted to implement the policies of the Council of Trent but encountered political and diplomatic obstacles, as well as the reality that Christendom remained divided into competing states, whose religious aspirations were often subordinate to dynastic and national ambitions.
