"the paramount aim" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe an important goal or objective that is of the utmost or highest priority. For example: "The paramount aim of this project is to finish by the end of the month."
I am running in this election with the paramount aim of ending 20 years of the Aliyev dynasty's misrule of my country, and restoring Azerbaijani democracy.
While leaders stressed the paramount aim was to save lives, the summit was expected to focus on security in what looked like a vain attempt to stem the flow of refugees from north Africa.
While leaders stressed that the paramount aim was to save lives, Thursday's summit focused mainly on security in what looked like a vain attempt to stem the flow of refugees from north Africa.
The paramount aim however is leadership development, in which it inspires individuals to engage life as an ongoing adventure, to challenge themselves, and to lead others to pursue excellence.
The paramount aim in treating hypertension typically is to bring down the blood pressure to its normal level.
Simultaneously, we evaluate the measurement properties of the KINDL in different pediatric populations to fulfill the paramount aim of developing a standardized measure for QOL assessments in Serbia, where so far there has been none.
The paramount aims must be to bridge divides, to find solutions which can enjoy consent, and to renegotiate the union as an all-embracing working system that takes account of the lessons of recent past.
With the Conservatives the fiercest opponents in Europe of the Lisbon treaty, Brown's paramount aim is to avoid any changes to the document that might see it returned to the House of Commons.
Steve Bruce is adamant that maintaining Sunderland's recent league dominance over arch-rivals Newcastle rather than breaking his derby duck remains his paramount aim.
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His paramount aim in life was to ensure total security for Israel on his terms, even at a political cost.
