The phrase "aim to export" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to exporting goods or services.
Example: "Our company aims to export our products to international markets by the end of the year."
Alternatives: "intend to export" or "plan to export".
He has not said precisely what elements of New York's stop-and-frisk policy he would aim to export, or which versions of profiling he would favor, offering remarks in casual television interviews unaccompanied by more extensive proposals.
The constitutional scholar as American President turns on its ear the idea that we aim to export democracy.
Furthermore, we aim to export the concept to a European level, a process that has already begun.
China also aims to export nuclear reactors, to Argentina, among others.
China aims to export its over-capacity through grand infrastructure projects around the world, but many of the proposed host countries are vulnerable to political and economic hazards.
The mine, which is being developed by Palmer's company Waratah Coal and aims to export 40m tonnes of coal a year for 30 years, would significantly affect the 8,000-hectare 8,000-hectareure refuge, Bimbleboxd.
Next Entertainment is aiming to export and mirror the success of its predecessor Inke beyond China.
Geoparticle physics is a fast growing new discipline which aims to export the large amount of know-how produced in a mature sector like elementary particle physics to geophysics.
While concerns have been raised in recent weeks about the future of North Africa's Desertec project that aims to export solar power to Europe, researchers are far more hopeful about the prospects for local African markets.
Just this year Nongfu Spring was granted approval to expand its bottling plant near Whakatāne, aiming to export more than one billion litres of water each year.
Guevara's aim was to export the revolution by instructing local anti-Mobutu Simba fighters in Marxist ideology and foco theory strategies of guerrilla warfare.
