The phrase "aim to cater" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing the intention to provide services or products that meet the needs or preferences of a specific audience or group.
Example: "Our company aims to cater to the diverse tastes of our customers by offering a wide range of products."
Alternatives: "strive to accommodate" or "intend to serve".
For now, the Indian middle and upper class — and the companies that aim to cater to it — are just getting used to having new money, said V. Sunil, creative director for advertising agency Weiden & Kennedy in India, which opened its first office here last September.
"So the flavors aim to cater to these preferences". Packaging also played a key role in launching to the marketplace and consumers.
Streaming companies are investing in adding original animated series as they aim to cater to families and children.
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Della-Porta has developed a PE programme which aims to cater for all students, focused on participation and competition.
This new version aims to cater to a wider community of researchers that use the Mathematica platform and to take advantage of the generally faster processing times therein.
A transport hub aims to cater for transit passengers, who offer nothing to the local economy apart from paying landing fees to the airport and buying food and drink at airport-franchised shops.
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While Gap still aims to cater to a fairly wide audience, executives said its target demographic will be men and women between age 25 and 35 who are slightly above-average spenders.
Despite some of the elaborate houses on the site, Tatarko says that Houzz aims to cater for all types of home decorator, from those trying to renovate a mansion to someone who is fitting out a one-bedroom flat on a modest budget.
The range, designed by Hana Tajima, features stylish hijabs in a variety of colours and prints, headbands, long dresses and rayon blouses which aims to "cater to ladies who embrace modest fashion" as well as being "carefully designed to suit contemporary tastes".
