The phrase "aimed at conquering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives that involve overcoming challenges or achieving dominance in a particular area.
Example: "The new strategy is aimed at conquering the market share held by our competitors."
Alternatives: "intended to dominate" or "focused on overcoming".
Some of the most important medical research in history has been aimed at conquering childhood diseases, particularly by developing vaccines.
An enormous Israeli ground operation aimed at conquering the Gaza Strip and destroying Hamas would probably bog down in the alleyways of refugee camps before achieving its goal.
France Télécom and MobilCom agreed last month to end an alliance that was aimed at conquering the German market for third-generation mobile communications.
As president, George W. Bush will launch Reading First, a $5 billion initiative aimed at conquering illiteracy among disadvantaged children and teaching every child to read at grade level by third grade.
Croats accuse Serbia and the army of aggression aimed at conquering vast territories to create a "greater Serbia" from Yugoslavia's ruins.
During crusades, the Europeans not only aimed at conquering Jerusalem, they also discredited Allah as a false god -a war tactic that inspired the annihilation of a "spiritually inferior" but militarily powerful Islamic empire.
Next month's selection may be riding with you!" -- overtly functioned like beauty advertising aimed at women everywhere: Divide and conquer, instill self-doubt.
They have deployed a divide-and-conquer strategy aimed at portraying both unionized and public sector workers as enemies of all other wage earners.
The Executive Presence certificate program will help learners conquer performance anxiety and refine public speaking skills, aimed at maximizing speaker-listener connection and furthering career growth.
Sometimes it's only a matter of time before self-destructive behaviors which have lain dormant (or which the abused child hopes to have conquered) resurface to destroy years of hard work aimed at overcoming one's past.
