"setting aims" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of establishing or creating specific goals or objectives to work towards. You can use "setting aims" when discussing personal or professional development, planning a project or task, or discussing strategies for achieving success. Example: "As a manager, my first step in improving employee performance is setting clear and achievable aims for each team member."
Offering adequately authentic and complex test situations, such that the process-oriented, situated item setting aims to model real-life, authentic situations (Shavelson, 2008).
These methods included setting aims, process mapping of the PMTCT care pathway, using routine data to identify of gaps in care, root cause analysis of these gaps, selection of change ideas to close specific gaps, and use of rapid-cycle change iterative methods to test improvement ideas.
Research priority setting aims to gain consensus about areas where research effort will have wide benefits to society.
The EHR in a maternity shared-care setting aims to integrate clinical care between GPs, midwives, allied health professionals and the woman herself.
The Australian system of reporting AEs that occur in the anaesthesia-ICU setting (AIMS) [ 17] reported that 83% of AEs were the result of human error [ 15].
A standard form was designed to structure the data extraction process, using the headings: setting; aims; sample; methods; findings; relevance to review questions; and methodological critique.
But the service has moved to make "sound normalisation" an optional setting, aimed of course at paying customer.
These patients should be considered for clinical trials designed to optimize conditioning regimens and/or to use preemptive strategies in the posttransplantion setting aimed at decreasing RI.
The authors are to be commended for undertaking this study in a worksite setting, aimed to lower fat intake.
Daily work in the out-patient setting aimed at the construction of a significant interpersonal relationship with the patient.
Cytotoxic agents used in the metastatic setting aim at prolonging survival and/or improving the quality of life of cancer patients.
