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we aim to remove vs we aim to remove it

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'We aim to remove' is a general statement indicating a goal or intention to remove something, while 'We aim to remove it' specifies the thing that is intended to be removed. The choice between the two depends on whether you want to be specific about what is being removed.

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we aim to remove

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express a general goal or intention to remove something.

This phrase is used to indicate a general aim or intention to remove something without specifying the exact object being removed.

Examples:

  • In this project, we aim to remove all obstacles to success.
  • Our team aims to remove any barriers to communication.
  • The company aims to remove inefficiencies in the production process.
  • We aim to remove graffiti of a sexual, racial or offensive (contains expletives) nature within 24 hours. If graffiti is on private property, we can issue a Defacement ...
  • We aim to remove graffiti which we are responsible for within 20 days. On other property such as County Council, University, Exeter College and similar property,  ...
  • ... reported as abandoned within 24 hours of the report. We aim to remove 90% of all confirmed vehicles reported as abandoned within three working days.
  • We aim to remove offensive graffiti in 24 hours and more general graffiti within 28 days. Please report this to us using the Report graffiti form within the Top Tasks ...

Alternatives:

  • we intend to remove
  • our goal is to remove
  • we strive to remove
  • we are focused on removing
  • we are working to remove

we aim to remove it

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to specify the object that is intended to be removed.

This phrase is used when you want to be specific about the object that is intended to be removed.

Examples:

  • We aim to remove it from the system by the end of the week.
  • The team aims to remove it from the project plan.
  • Our goal is to aim to remove it from the equation.
  • Where the graffiti is obscene or racist, we aim to remove it within 1 working day. Where graffiti is 'high visibility', we aim to remove it within 10 working days.
  • ... for Android smartphones or Apple iTunes store for iPhones; or you can report it via My Account. Once reported, we aim to remove it within 5 working days.
  • Once a poster has been reported, we aim to remove it within three working days. Our cleansing staff monitor problem locations regularly. Please email us and let ...
  • Sep 30, 2013 ... The annual ragwort pull is underway, we aim to remove it before the seed is set. After many years of sustained effort there is far less rag.

Alternatives:

  • we aim to remove that
  • we aim to remove the issue
  • we aim to remove the obstacle
  • we aim to remove the problem
  • we aim to remove the barrier

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