The phrase "aim at moving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to progress or change, particularly in contexts like personal development, project management, or physical activity.
Example: "Our team aims at moving towards a more sustainable future by implementing eco-friendly practices."
Alternatives: "strive for progress" or "focus on advancing".
In the shotgun events, competitors aim at moving clay targets, the pistol and rifle events consist of the shooters firing at a 10-ringed target from a specified distance of 10, 25 or 50 metres China dominated the 2008 Games taking five golds.
The eyes have a high proportion of cones to rods in their retinas and are positioned to provide partial binocular vision (that is, the eyes are aimed in the same direction), sighting down grooves on the snout to aim at moving prey.
By doing this they aim at moving Nollywood away from the marginal position in which the "postcolonial-exotic" discourse implicit in these representations has positioned it.
Many students aim at moving into management positions, says Dougherty, but others are more interested in staying in research and are in the program to enhance their scientific knowledge of the field.
Seeking outside support, Bahrain continued to make proposals aimed at moving toward some kind of union with its neighbour, Saudi Arabia.
Aimed at moving additional trading from the shadows into regulated exchanges, the plan faced intense opposition from the financial industry.
As prime minister, Mazowiecki undertook radical reforms aimed at moving Poland in the direction of a free-market economy.
Later, she moved to the Bush administration, where she specialized in programs aimed at moving developing nations toward economic self-sufficiency.
Brad Koeneman, general manager at Hilton Atlanta, said a lobby renovation completed last year was aimed at moving people through the process more quickly.
Bill Marston, a Foreign Office spokesman, said Britain aimed at moving Hezbollah toward becoming a nonviolent political party with policies focused on Lebanon, and not on undermining Israel.
