"subsidiary aim" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically is used to describe an additional goal or objective that is subordinate to a main goal. For example, "The subsidiary aim of this project is to increase customer loyalty."
A subsidiary aim must, therefore, be to bring about the closure of a competitor.
A subsidiary aim was to determine the potential functionality of released NPY by detecting the presence of NPY Y1 receptors in gingival tissue.
A subsidiary aim was to ascertain the assumed mediational role of basic need satisfaction in explicating the perceived autonomy support and well-/ill-being relationships over time.
A subsidiary aim of the present study was to examine the directional nature of APAs and use this information to elucidate the central or peripheral nature of changes in postural muscle activity associated with abdominal muscle fatigue.
First, philosophers urged that reformation of convicted offenders (especially in its more medically inspired modes, vividly depicted in fictionalized form in Anthony Burgess's Clockwork Orange[1962]), is not the aim, or even a subsidiary aim among several, of the practice of punishment.
Due to the gender distribution of non-gamers (predominantly girls) and frequent gamers (exclusively boys), a subsidiary aim is to investigate how gameplay correlates with outcomes for boys and girls: significant correlations were found for gameplay vocabulary tests/English grades for the boys.
In 2008 it was replaced by a limited company with the same core purpose of the original trust: to secure the financial and editorial independence of the Guardian in perpetuity, while its subsidiary aims are to champion its principles and to promote freedom of the press in the UK and elsewhere.
UnitedHealth Group bought Golden Rule in 2003 and soon afterward created Optum Bank, a wholly owned subsidiary aimed at the HSA market.
The subsidiary aims were: to explore the impact of the interventions on breast-cancer-specific distress, general psychological distress and appraisal (i.e. perceived risk and perceived control over developing breast cancer); to evaluate the acceptability of the interventions.
Subsidiary aims include exploring the interaction between hypoxia and inflammation, identifying biomarkers associated with beneficial and adverse hypoxic adaptation, and characterising the physiological state of well-adapted individuals close to the limit of hypoxia tolerance above 7500 metres.
These differences confirm the view that basic/applied research of overseas subsidiaries aims at the exploitation of foreign advanced knowledge, whereas their development/design activities are mostly influenced by the market size of the host country.
