The phrase "aim at delivering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a goal or intention to provide or achieve something.
Example: "Our organization aims at delivering high-quality services to our clients."
Alternatives: "strive to provide" or "focus on delivering."
Such writers — commercial and genre novelists — aim at delivering less rarefied pleasures.
Analytical method development should aim at delivering reliable measurements within a given application.
Within the TWCS, we aim at delivering an optimized connected experience by prioritizing important traffic, enforcing SLA levels, respecting traffic characteristics (e.g., low latency), traffic shaping according to available bandwidth etc.
The distribution network aims at delivering the final product close to the consumption.
The diplomatic process that will now begin ought to be aimed at delivering tangible North Korean commitments and meaningful actions.
The ensemble is aimed at delivering an estimate of RBS width when presented with unseen input data from the watershed.
The SCRIPT project aims at delivering machine-mediated hand and wrist exercises to people with stroke in their homes.
The detailed review, aimed at delivering a further £20bn of savings in public spending, will be unveiled on 25 November, Osborne will announce.
It says a Conservative government would strengthen the role of the government chief information officer and introduce changes to ICT procurement aimed at delivering better value for money.
He founded and directs Stanford's Collaboratory for Research on Global Projects, which conducts research and outreach aimed at delivering more sustainable global building and infrastructure projects.
"It was a conspiracy involving more than a dozen people aimed at delivering a number of devices into the subway," one of the officials said.
