The phrase "a process that aims" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the purpose or goal of a specific process in various contexts, such as academic writing, project descriptions, or business reports.
Example: "The research outlines a process that aims to improve the efficiency of renewable energy sources."
Alternatives: "a method designed to" or "a procedure intended to".
She ended up taking an ETS course, a process that aims to reprogramme the brain, using cognitive training to change the thinking that leads to criminal behaviour.
This case study presents an example of global health research as a process that aims not only to enhance knowledge and generate new data but also to improve health and reduce inequalities with respect to chronic diseases.
State actors negotiate the finer details of the strategy but as the UK case showed a process that aims to include actors from the public, private and civil sectors who will work with government to eventually implement the strategy appears to be an effective approach.
"It refers not to actions that merely injure individual competitors, but rather to actions that harm the competitive process, a process that aims to bring consumers the benefits of lower prices, better products, and more efficient production methods".
A set of conceptual pictures is also presented to describe physical phenomena of gas hydrate formation in water-dominated and gas-dominated systems, as the initial step of a development process that aims to extend CSMHyK towards a comprehensive model, to predict where and when hydrate plugs will form.
The aim of STRIVE was to decrease the prevalence of chlamydia, gonorrhoea and trichomonas among 16 34 year olds through a QIP process that aims to increase testing and improve the management of these infections.
ER stress is a compensatory process that aims to preserve cellular functions and survival and induce by hypoxia, toxicity, infection, unfold protein accumulation, and perturbation of Ca2+ homeostasis [ 30].
In contrast, the development of 'wish lists' in PBMA typically precedes development of 'shift lists' in a sequential process that aims to "link questions about investment and disinvestment of services" [ 20].
They include behaviour, features, performances, costs, use of resources, economic parameters, risks, etc. Design consists in an optimization process that aims to minimize or maximize the objective functions.
Social participation with decentralization policies is perceived as an empowering process that aims to include all different stakeholders in decision making.
The central claim of this paper is that the generation of a multimodal presentation can be considered as an incremental planning process that aims to achieve a given communicative goal.
