The phrase "aspirations include" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when listing or describing goals, hopes, or ambitions that someone has.
Example: "My aspirations include becoming a published author and traveling the world to experience different cultures."
Alternatives: "goals consist of" or "ambitions encompass".
For Girardi, 39, those aspirations include managing.
As for De La Rue, her future aspirations include showing in the UK.
Congressional critics of China's investment aspirations include Senator Jack Reed, Democrat of Rhode Island.
His future aspirations include Wotan in Wagner's "Ring," Philip II in Verdi's "Don Carlo" and Scarpia in Puccini's "Tosca".
The expedition's academic aspirations include investigating the circulation of the Southern Ocean and its impact on the global carbon cycle.
Do his or her dreams and aspirations include you?
Middle-class aspirations including basement conversions and pomegranate molasses are mocked in the series, adapted by Peter Bowker, the writer of the Bafta-winning BBC drama Marvellous.
But athletes in other sports with Olympic aspirations — including baseball, softball and karate — were left feeling snubbed Thursday when Olympic officials made some decisions on what games would be played at the Games.
His own aspirations included joining the diplomatic corps; after graduating from Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service he went to Kenya in 1964 to provide trade union education to the newly independent African nation.
In exchange, they accepted limitations on Basque nationalist aspirations, including the right to hold a referendum that might alter the status of the Basque provinces as integral parts of Spain.
Qatar's 2020 bid document laid out a number of aspirations including the desire to "enhance and grow women's sport across the Arab world", and build "bridges of hope and understanding between the Middle East and the international community".
