The phrase "aim to keep pace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to maintain a similar level of progress or development as others or in response to changing circumstances.
Example: "In the rapidly evolving tech industry, companies must aim to keep pace with the latest innovations to remain competitive."
Alternatives: "strive to keep up" or "seek to match".
Joshua Aizenman and Reuven Glick, in a note for the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, point out that with such large sums to invest the funds should chiefly aim to keep pace with an index, rather than to invest strategically.
Lightweight solutions will be validated for quickly adding more value to the enterprise: In 2015, I expect to see the pace of IT deployments aim to keep pace with the speed at which mobile workers execute.
These rules aim to keep pace with the growing number and variety of radio equipment devices and ensure that they do not interfere with each other.
The rules aim to keep pace with the growing number and variety of radio equipment devices and ensure that they do not interfere with each other while respecting essential health and safety requirements.
The easiest way for investors to play this trend is to buy a UK tracker fund, which simply aims to keep pace with the up and down movements of Britain's stock market.
For much of Eastern Europe, 1991 is certain to be a year of swift economic change, one that aims to keep pace with the monumental political changes the region has undergone.
The company, which controls high-profile entertainment properties including HBO and the Warner Bros. film studio, is reshuffling divisions and executives as new owner AT&T aims to keep pace with better-heeled competitors in a direct-to-consumer age.
Tonight's second Championship game sees Middlesbrough aiming to keep pace with the top two.
Very low returns have already accelerated the shift from expensive, actively managed funds towards the passive sort, which aim simply to keep pace with the market as a whole.
Educational technology is moving rapidly and our theories and design principles need to keep pace.
His keeping just needs to keep pace.
