The phrase "aim at shaping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to influencing or forming something, such as ideas, policies, or behaviors.
Example: "Our organization aims at shaping public opinion through educational initiatives."
Alternatives: "strive to influence" or "focus on molding".
In the current legislative session, much of the group's efforts have been aimed at shaping charter school policy.
She wants it to catch on across India first; she hosts a weekly talk show, "India's Healthcare Challenge," on Bloomberg UTV, aimed at shaping public opinion on the topic.
Mr. Sweet says he will develop his own new work at the center while also leading a professional group of actors, writers and directors in a weekly laboratory aimed at shaping new plays.
Thirty-six cadets graduated as new officers in the Protestant-dominated R.U.C., which is soon to lose its name and insignia in an overhaul aimed at shaping a police force capable of winning support from the Roman Catholic minority.
The meeting at the Japanese Embassy in Beijing between midlevel diplomats was described by Japanese officials as a working-level discussion aimed at shaping an agenda for future higher-level talks.
Today's new look isn't aimed at shaping an independent new woman, but at adorning mistresses and new trophy wives in the sartorial equivalent of hula skirts made from 500-euro notes.
Mr. Hu also urged those gathered to step up Internet controls and to better "guide public opinion," a reference to efforts aimed at shaping attitudes toward the government through traditional propaganda and online commentators who masquerade as ordinary users.
[C14.] OPEC Seeks Compensation At the latest round of international talks aimed at shaping a treaty on global warming, delegates from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries insisted that any accord include a commitment to compensate them if efforts to cut emissions of heat-trapping gases resulted in a drop in the use of oil.
At the latest round of international talks aimed at shaping a treaty on global warming, delegates from oil-producing countries insisted that any final accord include a commitment to compensate them if efforts to cut emissions of heat-trapping gases resulted in a drop in the use of oil.
