The phrase "aim at lowering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to reducing something, such as costs, risks, or emissions.
Example: "The new policy aims at lowering the carbon footprint of the organization."
Alternatives: "target reducing" or "seek to decrease".
To optimize biodiversity values, urban water management should aim at lowering nutrient levels, stimulating vegetation (diversity of habitat structure) and increasing transparency, which are key factors for macroinvertebrate diversity.
They also aim at lowering Taizou's price, which stands at $8,000 at the moment.
Congress is taking aim at lowering drug costs under three main initiatives.
Kelleher and Pausch provide an overview of environments and languages that aim at lowering the barriers to programming for novices [34].
Hence, before rushing into further clinical trials with compounds that aim at lowering amyloid-beta (Aβ) levels in increasingly younger people, it would be of highest priority to re-assess the initial assumption that accumulation of Aβ in the brain is the primary pathological event driving AD.
The fact that in subsequent years of Malteser observation (namely 2006 and 2007), fewer women were expelled from their homes after they had become survivors of rape may signify success of the awareness-raising campaigns, which aim at lowering public stigmatization and discrimination against rape survivors.
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board published a new standard for auditors aimed at lowering costs.
The lack of any fiscal stimulus aimed at lowering unemployment has contributed to this trend.
"In opening up to more inspections, Iran aims at lowering the crisis over its nuclear case," said Falahtpisheh.
The Treasury recently outlined plans for an expanded bank rescue aimed at lowering borrowing costs for businesses and households.
There is one sticky issue at the moment, though: A new South African law aimed at lowering drug prices.
