The phrase "aim at popularizing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or goals to make something more widely known or accepted.
Example: "The organization aims at popularizing renewable energy solutions among the general public."
Alternatives: "strive to promote" or "focus on spreading".
Founded in 1967, the African Ballet of Togo has aimed at popularizing the finest traditional dances.
Ninja Blocks are among a recent wave of devices aimed at popularizing an idea known as "the Internet of things"—the connection of everyday objects to the Internet.
She is the author of three books aimed at popularizing astronomy among children and young people and of The Unforgotten Sisters – Female Astronomers and Scientists before Caroline Herschel, published by Springer.
The solar tiles are aimed at popularizing the tech, by turning it from something that appeals to hardcore techies and green energy enthusiasts, to a practical option for everyday homeowners just looking to either save money, increase the resale value of their homes, or just take more direct control over their energy needs.
In October 1919, Tzara, Arp and Otto Flake began publishing Der Zeltweg, a journal aimed at further popularizing Dada in a post-war world were the borders were again accessible.
Evolution 101 translated by Evrim Çalişkanlari ("Hard Workers for Evolution"), a collective with the aim of popularizing evolution in Turkey.
Earlier this year, a manager at Grandview Aquarium was quoted in local media as saying the facility provided adequate living space for the animals, and that its aim was to "popularize science and nurture marine life".
"Our aim is to popularize, adapt and enact the key provisions of the CRC in Zimbabwe".
The Circus Space on Hoxton Square aims to popularize the traditional circus.
TIAA-CREF's new $40 million ad blitz this year aims to popularize his little-known brand, an effort on par with Fidelity's ad budget and double Vanguard's.
