The phrase "aim to blend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing the intention to combine or integrate different elements or ideas harmoniously.
Example: "Our goal is to aim to blend traditional techniques with modern technology in our art projects."
Alternatives: "strive to merge" or "seek to integrate".
At its heart is the aim to blend the rights of people with disabilities with a practical science about how learning and behaviour change occur.
PAGE B17 Arts RENZO PIANO'S ADDITIONS TO A MODERNIST MASTERPIECE Renzo Piano's new convent and visitors' center at Notre Dame du Haut, Le Corbusier's famed chapel in eastern France, aim to blend in, not compete.
Another breed of DNA researchers, though, aim to blend new and old.
Offering live classes 24-hours-a-day, Colingo's classes aim to blend "authentic conversation about contemporary topics," Lowenstein says, with a more structured curriculum of skill-training and assessment.
Tissue-selective estrogen complexes (TSECs) pair a SERM with one or more estrogens and aim to blend the positive effects of the components to provide relief of menopausal symptoms and prevention of postmenopausal osteoporosis without stimulating the breast or endometrium.
To make it look real, aim to blend the fake wound into your skin.
It's no longer a three-star restaurant aiming to blend perfect food, wine and service.
Born in China, Long now lives in the US and his work aims to blend traditional oriental sonorities with western orchestral techniques.
Clearly, Mr. Sommers is aiming to blend spookiness and spoofiness: there are some broad, winking jokes tossed in with the blood and fangs and mysterious Latin inscriptions.
And he calls to mind many elusive goals of war efforts in a script that achieves many of its aims to blend realism and fantasy.
iPhone / iPad Released for iOS a few weeks ago, sci-fi shooter Hyperwave is now also on Android devices, aiming to blend the old (Space Invaders) with the new (Geometry Wars, Super Crossfire) in its genre.
