The phrase 'aim to building' is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
Instead, you could use the phrase 'aim to build'. For example, "We aim to build a stronger infrastructure."
Thirstie is also aiming to building a relationship with consumers through alcohol-related content.
Eventually, the company aims to build a broader building management platform.
Use recreational space if your retreat aims to build or include team building exercises.
And new Global Health Initiatives, such as the International Health Partnerships (IHP), explicitly aim to support building up the health systems of some of the poorest countries [ 40].
They are either conducted on existing or model neighborhoods with an aim at building knowledge to feed urban policy making.
The Guyanese trade mission to Aberdeen was aimed at "building relationships to support the country's fledgling oil and gas sector".
At the same time, according to StartUp Health, since 2010, we have invested nearly $13 billion in mobile and digital health ventures aimed at building apps to promote health.
It was the first cross-Channel project of its kind and was aimed at building bridges to the continent for UK students.
It's one of several so-called Web pads either in development or coming to market aimed at building up a following of early adopters.
Organizations would be wise instead to take stock of their current resources and the universe of possible givers and donors, and develop a strategy aimed at building capacity to reach its highest possible level of giving.
In addition, participants discussed how resilience could be measured and assessed, and shared their thoughts with regard to interventions aimed at building resilience.
