The phrase "aim to feed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a goal or intention to provide nourishment or sustenance, either literally or metaphorically.
Example: "Our organization aims to feed the hungry in our community by providing meals and resources."
Alternatives: "strive to nourish" or "intend to provide sustenance".
I just aim to feed you right and plug you into music with a soul.
Through the Dole Nutrition Institute, we aim to "feed the world with knowledge" with our books, award-winning newsletter and videos as they become available, social media and our new contemporary blog.
The Ljubljana Consultation has been one of the nine regional consultations that aim to feed the UN Study on violence against children.
The number of mealworms you buy for your starter stock depends on how many animals you aim to feed.
In fact I'm currently organising a free mini-festival called the Freeconomy Feast 2009, where myself and Fergus Drennan, the BBC's Roadkill Chef, aim to feed 250 people a three-course meal with full service for free, completely out of waste food and things foraged from the wilds of Bristol.
Sixth, aim to feed the knowledge pool.
It's a coup for the movie and aims to feed the $650m global box-office coffers the first film has swallowed so far.
She aims to feed it and keep it warm, and is sad when the girl's grandmother, Mrs. Littell, comes to claim it with the sheriff's helper, saying that Roxie has stolen it.
Run by Nermin Mollaoglu of the dynamic literary agency Kalem, and coinciding with Istanbul's book fair, this is the city's first international writers' festival, and aims to feed a growing interest abroad in writing from Turkey.
Mr. Ban said the agency was aiming to feed one million people by the end of this week and two million by the end of next week though three million or more people are estimated to need food.
The Tapi project aims to feed energy-deprived South Asian markets and transit fees may benefit Afghanistan.
