"aim to claim" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a goal or purpose of attaining or maintaining something. For example, "The company aims to claim a larger share of the market this year."
The men seek a declaration they have been discriminated against and aim to claim damages.
The Hammers are eighth and, while the Baggies are 13th, the visitors can move to within a point of their hosts with a win as they aim to claim a second London scalp in as many weeks having beaten Arsenal last time out.
In conclusion, various nanostructured sensors currently aim to claim single-molecular detection by a reduction of the active sensor size.
City have won two Premier League titles in the past three seasons and will again compete in the Champions League next year – a competition the club are aiming to claim.
Brazil was the first country to submit a reference level (RL) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) aiming to claim results-based payments for reduced emissions from deforestation in the REDD+ mechanism.
Juventus are aiming to claim the Italian title with a draw or victory against visitors Palermo on Sunday.
The 16-year old from Ripon is aiming to claim a place in the Great Britain team for London 2012.
Crucible runner-up Trump is now aiming to claim the prized scalp of four-time UK champion O'Sullivan.
The series is poised at 1-1 with South Africa aiming to claim their first home Test series victory over Australia in 44 years.
The aim was to claim a lawless part of Afghanistan's troublesome south for the distant and disliked government far away in Kabul.
The aim was to claim and colonize the women's bodies reproductively as well as sexually, while increasing the population of children identified as Serb: "Croatian and Muslim women [were] being raped, and then denied abortions, to help make a Serbian state by making what the perpetrators imagine[d] as Serb babies" (MacKinnon 2006, 188).
