The phrase "aim and push" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are encouraging someone to set a goal (aim) and take action (push) towards achieving it.
Example: "In order to succeed in this project, you need to aim and push for excellence in every aspect of your work."
Alternatives: "strive and exert" or "set goals and take action."
Instead, it makes sense to make third-parties aim higher, and push you — and vice versa.
A8 NATIONAL A14-19 Obscure Tax Break Draws Scrutiny of Regulators Regulators and lawmakers suspect that many wealthy people are using obscure philanthropic entities more for tax planning than for any charitable aim, and they are pushing for tighter rules as part of a broader crackdown on charitable tax exemptions.
Created by its lead Will Forte – star of 2014's Oscar nominated Nebraska – the series aims to subvert expectation and push the boundaries of the genre by putting a comedic spin on the apocalypse, which makes even more sense when you see Phil Lord and Chris Miller listed among the executive production staff.
Faye White's verdict: I know Emma Hayes from her Arsenal days and she has good links in women's football in terms of bringing new players in and will aim to push the club on and maybe demand more support from the men's part of the club.
Various immunotherapeutic strategies against cancer aim to reduce tumor growth and push immune system to eradicate tumors.
once your budgie[1] accepts your hand nearby, try to put your index finger against its breast, just in front of the legs and aim at pushing it gently and ordering it by saying "up", at the same time.
As with Beyoncé's work, Senbanjo aims to empower black artists and push boundaries through artistic reinvention.
The advent of Google Inbox, which aims to elevate important emails and push down the rest, heightens the challenge and raises the cost of excessive emailing.
