The phrase "aim to grant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing an intention or goal to provide something, often in a formal or professional context.
Example: "Our organization aims to grant scholarships to deserving students each year."
Alternatives: "strive to provide" or "intend to offer".
Our department adopted a multidisciplinary approach to develop a rotation that aimed to grant chief residents structured operative autonomy.
The presidential election was among provisions of a constitutional referendum passed last month, aiming to grant more autonomy to the three Indian Ocean islands, Grande Comore, Moheli and the separatist Anjouan.
The campaign, known as "3 Cosas" (three matters, affairs in Spanish), has been putting pressure on the University of London for over a year, aiming to grant sick pay, holiday pay and pension rights to its outsourced workers.
The bill aimed to grant legal status to immigrants who arrived before the age of 16, had lived in the country at least five years, were between the ages of 12 and 35 when the bill was enacted, and had obtained a high school degree or met other educational or military criteria.
One reason behind this is because of the DCF mechanism provided in the IEEE 802.11 MAC layer, which aims to grant equal media access opportunity to all stations in the network including access point and its client.
Kiprusoff is a spokesman for the Rainbow Society of Alberta, an organization that aims to grant wishes for children with chronic or life-threatening conditions.
He's also trying to raise roughly $150,000 for the Endeavor Fund, a Royal Foundation organization that aims to grant money to wounded British servicemen and -women who wish to participate in physical activities as part of their rehabilitation process.
The findings from this study will provide important evidence with regard to the transformation of the NHIF into a universal health insurance scheme, which aims to grant all population groups, including the poor, access to quality and affordable health care services.
Our aim was to grant some basic rights to the non-human great apes: life, liberty and the prohibition of torture.
Critics say its aim is to grant amnesty to Thaksin Shinawatra, who was overthrown as prime minister in 2006 and lives in exile.
