The phrase "aim at increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to growth or improvement in a specific area.
Example: "Our organization aims at increasing community engagement through various outreach programs."
Alternatives: "strive to enhance" or "focus on boosting".
We aim at increasing adhesion strength between thermoplastic and thermoset resin matrix.
They provide information on appliances' energy consumption and aim at increasing consumers' attention to this characteristic.
Molecular design towards higher stability should aim at increasing thermal stability while maintaining crystallinity for photostability.
It is often discussed that labor policies can aim at increasing individuals' labor market participation, and that older workers' pathways towards retirement seem to be increasingly disrupted.
They can be used directly at the workplace and aim at increasing the learning and teaching productivity.
Moreover, we will review current metabolic engineering approaches that aim at increasing the flux through complex biosynthetic pathways, leading to exopolysaccharides and folic acid.
Structural optimization problems aim at increasing the performance of the structure while decreasing its costs guaranteeing, however, the applicable safety requirements.
The feed strategies aim at increasing the mass transfer rate of the limiting reactant and to prevent flow maldistribution and hot spot formation.
In this paper, we study the extended traffic engineering capabilities arising in a transit-edge hierarchical routing, focusing on those multi-homed edge networks (e.g., Cloud/content providers) that aim at increasing their Internet resiliency experience.
These newly founded conservation policies, which are increasingly endorsed by stand out as striking illustrations of the recently emerged branch of reconciliation ecology, since they aim at increasing biodiversity by opting for win-win scenarios in human-dominated landscapes.
We showed that the biodiversity strategies in both cities similarly aim at increasing urban biodiversity and city dwellers' awareness; however, they are highly contrasted in their implementation, with Paris having a high level of control and top-down processes compared to Berlin.
