The phrase "aim at independence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing goals or objectives related to achieving self-sufficiency or autonomy.
Example: "The organization aims at independence from external funding sources to ensure sustainability."
Alternatives: "strive for independence" or "pursue independence."
The Prussian proposal, which aimed at independence for Schleswig-Holstein under Frederick of Augustenburg, was rejected by the Austrians.
The government is more or less controlled by the People's United Party, which is aiming at total independence for Brit.
Tilak aimed at swarajya (independence), not piecemeal reforms, and attempted to persuade the Congress Party to adopt his militant program.
Yet his seemingly innocuous proposals aimed at guaranteeing independence are drawing heavy resistance from the accounting profession and, because the industry is rich and powerful, from Capitol Hill.
Now, she and her stepdaughter, Nicole Sheindlin, 38, are teaming up with Westchester County to help a group of teenage girls take control of their future through a new mentoring program, called Her Honor, aimed at fostering independence through careers.
Over the years, Science Careers has reported on new policy developments, funding and mentoring schemes, and grassroots efforts aimed at promoting independence in the United States and Europe.
So below, we list a few of the most important grants, career awards, individual fellowships, and junior-leader positions for postdocs in Europe and the United States, with asterisks beside the ones that are especially aimed at cultivating independence.
The policy aims at the independence of domestic production and a guarantee for food safety.
The Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam LTTEE) was fighting the Sri Lankan government aiming at political independence of the North-Eastern provinces of Sri Lanka [ 49].
All of these aim at greater energy independence in the interest of national security.
