"prior aim" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a goal someone had set before, for example: "She achieved her prior aim of becoming a doctor".
WICKET - Prior b Gabriel 19 (Eng 320-6): I know, mockers etc... Prior aims a very ambitious drive at Gabriel and is bowled through the gate to give the young paceman his first Test wicket.
Prior aimed an airy drive at a straight, full ball to give Shannon Gabriel his first Test wicket, while Bresnan was tempted by one from Darren Sammy that moved off the pitch to find the edge.
This relatively larger error increase is exactly what we expected because now the wrong dense prior aims to select most pathways and genes.
The second variant (weakly informative prior) aims to further improve the quality of estimated multivariable associations by implementing a weakly informative prior distribution for estimating the univariable and multivariable associations in the IPD at hand.
Both priors aims to get rid off the arbitrary scale interchange between dictionary and coefficient.
However, in this paper we use strong and informative (and indeed proper) priors aimed at distinguishing both models.
The half-hour call, announced only an hour prior, was aimed at explaining how JPMorgan could justify buying its 85-year-old rival at a 93percentt discount.
Prior is aiming to prove his fitness for the first Test against Sri Lanka on 12 June following an Achilles injury.
After confirming that the long-range structure of α-MoO3 persisted after incorporation of nitrogen, thermal stability of Mo(O,N 3 was studied prior to aiming at correlations between oxygen mobility and catalytic properties.
