The phrase "aim at eliminating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to removing or eradicating something.
Example: "The organization aims at eliminating poverty in the community through various outreach programs."
Alternatives: "strive to eradicate" or "focus on removing".
Discussion focused on traditional development assistance and whether we should aim at eliminating it in the future.
But he insisted that it was "the mark of the civilised society to aim at eliminating such inequalities that have their source not in individual differences but in its own organisation".
Instead, the investments of the transport operators in agencies (c3) mainly aim at eliminating transaction costs, in the services' distribution (forward integration along the supply chain).
To ensure correct estimation of the model parameters operating conditions that aim at eliminating diffusion resistances have to be defined as well as identification of the accessible parameters.
For time-dependent sampling jitter, Rahm et al. [13] aim at eliminating the non-uniform sampling time series and propose to eliminate the data error by using linear interpolation.
Therapeutic strategies aim at eliminating excess fluid without compromising renal function.
The government is also pursuing labor market reforms aimed at eliminating the sponsorship system.
In 2000, the United Nations established eight Millennium Development Goals aimed at eliminating the world's most desperate poverty.
In 2004 Duncan Smith established the Centre for Social Justice, a think tank aimed at eliminating poverty.
Treatment is aimed at eliminating the underlying cause and typically involves administration of an antimicrobial agent.
Marcos has said that the period of martial law is aimed at eliminating rampant crime & often violent political activity.
