The phrase "aim to dramatically reduce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a goal or intention to significantly lower or decrease something, such as costs, emissions, or risks.
Example: "Our organization aims to dramatically reduce waste in our production process by implementing new recycling initiatives."
Alternatives: "strive to significantly lower" or "seek to greatly diminish".
The zero carbon homes policy aimed to dramatically reduce CO2 emissions from housing, which currently make up nearly a third of all the UK's greenhouse gas emissions, a figure which could rise to 55% by 2050.
In this design, the proof mass is supported by 16 tiny beams distributed uniformly on both sides, which aims to dramatically reduce the cross-axis response.
Its soon-to-launch app lets you order, settle the tab, and tip from your smartphone, aiming to dramatically reduce the time it takes to pay your bar or restaurant bill.
It aims to dramatically reduce the number of Americans who lack health insurance policies.
It aims to dramatically reduce the number of Americans without health insurance.
The legislation has support from immigration restrictionists such as the Federation for American Immigration Reform, a group that aims to dramatically reduce legal and illegal immigration levels.
With the broader aim of using AI to dramatically reduce the time and costs associated with manufacturing, CloudNC is developing software and a cloud computing service that hopes to automate the programming of CNC milling machines.
Presidential candidates Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton have both advanced investment plans aimed at retooling the US economy to dramatically reduce carbon pollution and increase our dependence on renewable energy -- and to expand our capability to produce those technologies domestically.
One way to dramatically reduce GHG emissions is to use cold-water laundry detergent.
People channel earnings offshore or through companies and trusts to dramatically reduce their tax bill.
