The phrase "aim at adapting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing goals or objectives related to making changes or adjustments to something.
Example: "Our organization aims at adapting to the new market trends to stay competitive."
Alternatives: "strive to adjust" or "focus on modifying".
Muhammadiyah, socioreligious organization in Indonesia, established in 1912 at Jogjakarta, aimed at adapting Islām to modern Indonesian life.
The advent of aerospace and telecommunications technology in the mid-20th century gave rise to research aimed at adapting this technology to postal systems.
But, apart from the rollback of Mr. Obama's flood order, the Trump administration has been more restrained in directly targeting measures aimed at adapting to future disasters.
The LOPD aims at adapting the national legal framework to the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which became fully applicable on May 25 , 2018
Some are methodological reflections aiming at adapting RCT to the complexity of the tested interventions, and at overcoming some of its limits.
The present study was aimed at adapting an automated olfactometer designed for use with rodents to a nocturnal lemur Microcebus murinus.
The present study aimed at adapting a multi-deviant auditory distraction paradigm for a comprehensive screening of functions of voluntary and involuntary auditory attention.
The program's website has removed prominent references to climate change, including an overview document titled "Building Climate Resilient Transportation," and instead highlights hydraulic engineering guidance that is aimed at adapting to sea-level rise and more-frequent flooding.
The design of cognitive radio engine aims at adapting the radio parameters to a predefined set of objective functions in communication system and may be formulated as a constrained multiobjective optimization problem.
Philippe and the employment minister, Muriel Pènicaud, outlined the four main pillars of the decrees, which they said were the result of hundreds of hours of talks resulting in 200 pages of measures aimed at adapting the code to "a changing world".
