The phrase "aim on reducing" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression is "aim to reduce."
Example: "Our organization aims to reduce waste in our production processes."
Alternatives: "strive to reduce" or "focus on reducing."
Vehicle manufacturers are required to reduce their European sales-weighted emissions to 95 g CO2/km by 2020, with the aim of reducing on-road fleet fuel consumption.
The new concept aims on reducing fuel consumption and avoiding unhealthy emissions during idling in station area.
The EPA announced in April that it would roll back tailpipe emissions standards, aimed on reducing smog and carbon pollution, and sought to limit the types of studies that can be used in their policymaking.
The results were used to formulate guidelines for the planning of bioengineering measures with the aim of reducing erosion on pastoral hill slopes in New Zealand.
From a road design perspective, the aim of reducing crashes on existing roads may be pursued by identifying sites needing intervention, and by improving road safety on these sites.
Sample size was calculated based on the aim of reducing the PSS-10 mean by 4 points.
Sample size was calculated based on the aim of reducing the PSS-10 mean by 4 points in the original RCT.
A multimodal and preventative approach to providing postoperative analgesia is becoming increasingly popular for children and adults, with the aim of reducing reliance on opioids.
Piñera was able to feed into Pinochet's circle the latest orthodoxy from Washington with its aim of reducing legal constraints on business.
Citing hacked emails, the New York Times reported on Tuesday that executives at studio Sony engaged in discussion with Smith's representatives and director Peter Landesman with the aim of reducing direct attacks on the powerful sports conglomerate.
