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The phrase "with the aim to lay" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "with the aim of laying." Example: "The committee was formed with the aim of laying the groundwork for future projects."
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One topline development is that the UK plans to establish "the world's first national advisory body for artificial intelligence" with the Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation will set standards for the use and ethics of AI and data, with the aim to lay the groundwork for "practical development" in the field.
Alongside animal field studies, several surveys have been conducted among Chinese populations to provide epidemiological knowledge of the distribution of eperythrozoon infection with the aim to lay the basis for disease prevention and control strategies [ 15- 18].
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This study aims to lay the foundation for future experimental studies to empirically test the function of the gular patch.
Among such pan-European initiatives is Emergence, which aims to lay stronger foundations for the field in Europe.
The aim is to lay 5,000 kilometers of cable by 2003.
Their specific aim was to lay the foundations for a coordinated, armed uprising against the Turks.
A formal patient and public involvement event was held with the aim of seeking lay opinion regarding the design and conduct of the SELF study.
The aim of the present paper was to lay the foundations for transcriptomics in the Manila clam.
Internet coverage is less good, but the government plans to lay 31,000km of optical fibre with the aim of bringing broadband access within reach of 162m people.
He urged the president to "lay the keel of the ship at once," and he aimed to be its captain.
Sir Lawrences aim is not to lay out a policy.
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