The phrase "aim at integrating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to bringing different elements together or creating a cohesive system.
Example: "Our project aims at integrating various technologies to improve efficiency and productivity."
Alternatives: "strive to incorporate" or "focus on unifying".
In particular, in complex diseases like AD, rather than sticking to the 'well-known', we should aim at integrating both established and emerging knowledge in integrative models.
In this work, we therefore aim at integrating quantum-level information into molecular design while still allowing for efficient computations.
Systems biology-based approaches aim at integrating biological data at cellular, tissue and organ organization levels, using computational modeling to interpret diseases' physiopathological mechanisms (i.e., onset and progression).
In this work, we therefore aim at integrating quantum mechanical information into computer-aided molecular design (CAMD) while still allowing for efficient computations.
Besides comparing the two models, it is quite natural to aim at integrating them into a single model.
This is important for interpreting observed integration patterns and for predicting how migrants might respond to policies that aim at integrating migrants into the host country society.
Within each region, local solutions have to be found that optimize goals and aim at integrated and sustainable land use.
Treatment is aimed at integrating the disparate personalities back into a single and unified personality.
Cityfood Growers is aiming at integrating sustainable food production on land that has a long history of toxicity.
During its annual meeting, the board of governors of the fund formulates policy aimed at integrating and liberalizing trade.
Courses designed specifically for the program are aimed at integrating and supplementing topics covered by the department-based offerings.
