The phrase "aim to intimidate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's intention to instill fear or apprehension in others.
Example: "The aggressive tactics employed by the company seemed to aim to intimidate their competitors into submission."
Alternatives: "seek to frighten" or "intend to scare".
Despite using force with an aim to intimidate or coerce, and ideologically driven, Clavell was a "violent fugitive", not a "terrorist".
These agencies aim to intimidate, discredit, and silence us.
Lawsuits like U.S. v Texas that aim to intimidate and diminish the contributions of immigrant communities will only invigorate our efforts to continue fighting for what's right.
The African American Studies Program at the College of Charleston stands in solidarity with the Black Student Union and other student organizations to insist that the administration take immediate action against the students involved in any and all acts that aim to intimidate and make mockery of the students, faculty, and staff of color on this campus.
This attack is the latest in a series ahead of the elections aimed to intimidate Iraqis and thwart the smooth governance of the Iraqi state.
Witnesses called by the state to testify against Lula Smart in the 2013 case also expressed concerns that the investigation aimed to intimidate.
And there is a long, storied history of vicious anti-abortion rhetoric in this country, much of which aims to intimidate those who provide abortions and the women who get them.
"Their aim is to intimidate the population, to create fear and uncertainty, and to create a fear among the people that drives them away from the coalition," Brig.
Perhaps the laws of rightbackatcha demand we style this burgeoning clique as a "conspiracy" of managers, whose systematic aim is to intimidate referees.
Hewitt-Clarkson admits there is no evidence as to why the dead animals were left at schools or who was responsible, but fears that the aim was "to intimidate heads, cause misery".
"Their aim is to intimidate the population, to create fear and uncertainty and to create a fear among the people that drives them away from the coalition, the emerging governing structures and security structures that are committed to a democratic country".
