The phrase "aim at the future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals, aspirations, or plans that are directed towards future outcomes or developments.
Example: "In our strategic meeting, we decided to aim at the future by investing in innovative technologies."
Alternatives: "focus on the future" or "target future goals".
No two clubs epitomise better the evolution of old-style England into the spearhead of the game aiming at the future.
Then in December, he announced a $52 billion investment package, called "the Big Loan," supposedly aimed at the future, to put money into universities, renewable energy and electric cars.
But the proposals from the Treasury to change financial regulation, which critics say are long overdue and do not go far enough, are aimed at the future and do not address the current turmoil.
The 787, like the double-deck A380 that Boeing's rival, Airbus, brought to the market three years ago, is a plane aimed at the future of air travel, where international flights and expanding global airline alliances are expected to drive industry growth for years.
However everything at Burton is aimed at the future and rivalling the national centres that have been at the heart of the well-being of the game in superpowers such as France, Spain and the Netherlands.
Clean Origin is what happens when three deeply-embedded jewelry industry executives put their heads together to create a business aimed at the future of the jewelry market Millennials and GenZ customers.
This new element was entitled "Innovation," and plot twist all of the events in this division were somehow connected to creativity aimed at the future.
He tells me his area often loses out on government funding to other advanced technologies: "Most of the efforts and money that has been put into robotics has been largely aimed at the future robot technologies – things like driverless cars and healthcare," he says.
The last items were aimed at the future expectations of the respondents concerning Magnetic Resonance-guided Focused Ultrasound (MRgFUS) as a new treatment alternative for uterine fibroids, and we asked if the treatment facility had a Web site to allow screening of the Web sites for dedicated information on UFE treatment.
It is an approach, and a national textbook, "Active Physics," aimed not at the future engineers of America but rather at the bulk of students who put physics in the same category as pop quizzes and weekend homework.
