The phrase "support this aim" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express the idea of helping to achieve a goal or objective. For example: Our team works hard each day to support this aim of opening a new branch by the end of the year.
They were asked: "In principle, do you support this aim?" There was a 75% yes vote on a 63% turnout - a big endorsement.
Last December, states made new commitments to look for ways to improve compliance and agreed to work towards building a new forum that would support this aim.
I am clear that public money should not be used to support any school or early years provider that does not support this aim because it seeks to promote ideas and teachings than run counter to fundamental British values".
The hospital uses IT in many different forms to support this aim of moving patients around as smoothly as possible, including the use of speech recognition by all its doctors so that information about patients can be input as quickly as possible into electronic patient records.
They called on the government to support this aim: "Although we recognise that industry needs to take a lead on delivery, there are some things only government can do to address clear and persistent market failures and create a level playing field.
The results show that if a planner is challenged to build a road network of wider bicycle facilities while at the same time minimizing potential impacts on motor vehicle traffic, their decision-making power improves when using the NRI to support this aim.
The IOC has ducked, but the European Parliament has passed a resolution supporting this aim, and a bill before the United States Congress seeks to compel that country's Olympics committee to do so.
Beyond these features, Trion also hopes to set a new bar for polish, stability, and service in an MMO, and we hope that the smooth experience of our recent launch and the rapid turnaround of our first game update have supported this aim.
There are worries among businessmen (quietly voiced, because nobody wants to be seen to be a party-pooper in these exciting times) that the pace may be too fast.The BBC, fearful that the proliferation of private broadcasting will make it irrelevant, wants to keep a tight grip on the future; and the government, keen to keep the BBC healthy and friendly, supports this aim.
French farmers moved towards the production of animals for recreation or agricultural uses, and the National Stud began supporting this aim.
Critical Care supports this aim – all research should be open access, including the recent paper on sepsis definitions [ 10].
