The phrase "aim at discussing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating the intention or goal of engaging in a discussion about a particular topic.
Example: "The committee aims at discussing the new policy changes in the upcoming meeting."
Alternatives: "intend to discuss" or "focus on discussing".
The current presentation does not aim at discussing the merits of space structures, but rather to introduce the basis of a new design philosophy that might stimulate and advance the customary thinking on the subject.
This paper does not aim at discussing the role of high-resolution lithospheric field models for regional and global geological investigations, but it highlights their relevance for reliably monitoring ionospheric currents at satellite altitudes.
In this review, we therefore aim at discussing the importance of a well-balanced host microbe relationship in the context of intestinal epithelial homeostasis.
It aims at discussing new digital approaches for Heritage preservation in ancient Egypt, on a comparative perspective.
Much of Mr. Putin's two-day visit to Brussels, which followed a trip to Germany, was aimed at discussing the fight against terrorism.
Costello invited key not-for-profit representatives to a workshop at the National Portrait Gallery on Wednesday aimed at discussing the qualities the sector envisaged for Australia's future.
This perspective article aims at discussing the main issues and novel aspects of antimicrobial stewardship in hospitals.
The regular follow-up consultations were rather short aiming at discussing medical and therapeutic aspects of the illness.
This paper aims at discussing the significance of experimental studies, particularly systematic reviews, and their use in supporting software processes.
The work also aims at discussing the role of the dopants on the protective properties of the silane coatings formed on galvanised steel substrates.
Chinese state news media quoted officials as saying that the visit by the Chinese leader, the first since 2001, was aimed at discussing a wide range of economic and political issues, including the upcoming continuation of six-nation nuclear negotiations.
