The phrase "aim for creating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a goal or intention to produce or develop something.
Example: "Our team aims for creating innovative solutions that address the needs of our clients."
Alternatives: "strive to create" or "focus on developing".
One of the aims for creating norms of the two aforementioned dimensions (automatic vs. reflective) was to identify which of the 1,586 words were clearly connected to one end of each scale.
His foundation helped bring doctors and nurses to Israel for training, with the aim of creating centers for treatment of pediatric heart disease in their home countries.
The next year, the company set up its own design department with the laudable aim of creating products for everyday use that would make life simpler and more pleasurable.
In recent years a number of self-regulatory bodies have also surfaced with the aim of creating AML standards for crypto.
This is an elementary work aimed at setting a direction for creating design indices pertaining to deep learning.
Their studies will then explore exactly what mechanisms in the red blood cells enable infection by the parasite, ultimately aiming to provide insights for creating new antimalarial medications.
The aspirational part of our culture is a key American strength, and we should aim toward creating opportunities for people and businesses, not legitimizing lowered expectations.
Beginning with a brief test and a survey on the goal of each user – the purpose of study, and which subject and university, if any, the student is aiming for – Geekie creates study plans, selecting content according to each student's needs: more economics for aspiring maths candidates, for example.
All these questions aim at creating an understanding for what the differences between conventional and dendronized polymers are.
