The phrase "aim to solve the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing goals or objectives related to addressing a problem or challenge.
Example: "Our project aims to solve the issues related to waste management in urban areas."
Alternatives: "strive to address the" or "seek to resolve the".
What are the "most effective charities?" Ones that: — Aim to solve the most serious problems (in the normal calculus, this means that providing bed nets to save children from malaria ranks above helping public radio stations or art museums).
Other services like Glyde and Gazelle aim to solve the same problem.
Most current worm propagation models aim to solve the problems of computer worms.
In this work, we aim to solve the security problem of industrial Ethernet DNP3 protocol in broadcast mode.
As described above, we aim to solve the SINR balancing problem under the total transmission power constraint.
Other approaches use digital implementations with the aim to solve the lack of functionality, programmability, precision and noise robustness.
It aims to solve the housing crisis "in a generation", which is a realistic time frame, given that it has taken a generation to create the current situation.
Last month, Milner and Stephen Hawking launched the Breakthrough Starshot, an ambitious space project that aims to solve the technological problems that stand in the way of hurling a tiny, lightweight probe to our nearest star, Alpha Centauri, 25 trillion miles away.
Researchers at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) in Australia and Germany are developing an in-car entertainment system that aims to solve the age-old "Are we nearly there yet?" problem with the aid of motion controls and holographic displays.
Flynn aims to solve the pain points for the little guy and Fortune 500 companies alike.
