The phrase "aim at empowering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to providing power or authority to individuals or groups.
Example: "Our organization aims at empowering local communities through education and resources."
Alternatives: "strive to empower" or "focus on empowering".
As President Bush explained recently, "Health Savings Accounts all aim at empowering people to make decisions for themselves, owning their own health-care plan, and at the same time bringing some demand control into the cost of health care".
Executable specifications are executable artifacts that explicitly aim at empowering business domain experts to make direct contributions to the system behavior.
The publications aim at empowering children and young people with and without disabilities to become advocates of inclusion and to raise awareness at an early age for the importance of an inclusive society.
The publications aim at empowering children and young people to become advocates of inclusion and to raise awareness at an early age for the importance of an inclusive society.
Some Hispanic lawmakers from other backgrounds questioned whether Mr. Espada's alliance with Republicans was aimed at empowering Latinos.
Cain started the Quiet Revolution, a start-up aimed at empowering introverts "for the benefit of us all".
Last week the campaigning group iRights launched five principles aimed at empowering young people to make the most of the digital world without putting themselves at risk.
EL ALTO, Bolivia — President Evo Morales seemed assured of an easy victory in a referendum on Sunday over a sweeping new Constitution aimed at empowering Bolivia's Indians.
The now-shuttered mall is among the more visible efforts that have been aimed at empowering Afghan women but have failed to fulfill supporters' hopes.
The veterans' hospitals also have encouraged cultural changes aimed at empowering front-line workers, whether nurses or janitors, to innovate ways to control infection.
