The phrase "aim at consolidating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to strengthening or unifying something, such as a business strategy or a community initiative.
Example: "Our organization aims at consolidating its resources to improve efficiency and effectiveness in our operations."
Alternatives: "strive to strengthen" or "focus on unifying".
The collaboration is aimed at consolidating Infineon's position as the third-largest semiconductor manufacturer in the market for standard memory chips.
The upgrade order was the latest action by the Israeli government aimed at consolidating and expanding the Israeli presence in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
The directive by Mr. Bush is aimed at consolidating the power of Mr. Negroponte, whose authority over the F.B.I. had been ambiguous.
It's an exciting shift, aimed at consolidating the Old Vic as a vibrant and indispensable part of London's artistic scene.
There are sections aimed at consolidating Obama's first-term successes: the mundane but crucial details of implementing health-care and Wall Street reforms.
Many of his policies, such as cheap home loans for new couples, are aimed at consolidating the support of this group.
It boosted hopes at a conference in London on Thursday aimed at consolidating the government in Mogadishu, bringing greater stability to the country, and combating piracy which has thrived on Somalia's lawless coastline.
The company's supermarkets are facing increasing price competition from discounters like Wal-Mart Stores, coupled with the distraction of a revamping aimed at consolidating overhead at some chains.
American aid to Serbia, aimed at consolidating the anti-Milosevic victory there, will be cut off on April 1 unless Mr. Bush can certify to Congress that the new government is cooperating with the tribunal.
The consortium, called Telecom Américas, is aimed at consolidating wireless service in the increasingly competitive markets of South America and already holds stakes in Brazil, Argentina and Venezuela; América Móvil and Bell Canada International each own 44percentt of the consortium, with the rest held by SBC Communications.
