The phrase "aim for a kind" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a goal or target related to a specific type or category, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In our project, we should aim for a kind of innovation that sets us apart from competitors."
Alternatives: "strive for a type" or "target a category".
Her prose aims for a kind of poetic intensity.
He aims for a kind of painted image that keeps our eyes and minds from glazing over.
The movie aims for a kind of epic grandeur that taps into the atavistic legends of the forests and mountains of the Pacific Northwest but misses by a mile.
Mr. Roberts aims for a kind of Victorian revivalism in his big paintings of well-to-do New Yorkers inside and outside their well-appointed homes.
The trumpeter Maurice Brown spiked his rousing quintet set with equal intimations of hard bop and R&B, while Gutbucket aimed for a kind of brash, lightheaded punk-jazz.
Aiming for a kind of neighborliness, the proprietors named the bar after the eccentric L.E.S. icon Adam Purple, a community-garden activist with a dark past, offending locals and relatives alike.
Mr. Sommers, who wrought similar havoc in "The Mummy" and "The Mummy Returns," seems to be aiming for a kind of insouciant pop grandeur, something that will mix spookiness and spoofiness in spectacular fashion.
But that notion seems at odds with the theatrical picture, which aims for a kind of idiosyncratic sexiness, no matter how many harsh angles there are to keep the movement from looking too blatantly alluring.
There are versions of Donny Hathaway's "This Christmas" and Rodgers and Hammerstein's "My Favorite Things"; ersatz salsa and ersatz Stax; a simple Hanukkah song aiming for a "Kind of Blue" vibe, and Ms. King's usual open, friendly singing, loud and raw on the money notes.
Mr. Bush seemed to take the dynamics of the electorate into full account with remarks that aimed for a kind of political trifecta, singling out and offering reassurances not only to the elderly but also to baby boomers and to women.
