The phrase "aimed at continuing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives that focus on maintaining or prolonging a certain action or state.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at continuing the progress we have made in sustainability efforts."
Alternatives: "intended to sustain" or "designed to maintain".
For the most part, the array of new ballot measures were aimed at continuing to make voting easier.
Kia's two-year partnership is aimed at continuing to build brand recognition and sales, said Michael Sprague, vice president for marketing and communications.
The charge sheet, according to Human Rights Watch, says he was "actively involved in organizational work aimed at continuing the unlawful activities" of the group.
Officials of Hamas, the militant Palestinian faction that controls Gaza, said Mr. Abbas's declaration was a useless stunt aimed at continuing what it called fruitless negotiations with Israel, which Hamas does not recognize as a legitimate state.
The 3-D release of "Phantom Menace" is slated for Feb. 10, and the "Star Wars" campaign is aimed at continuing Mekanism's success in increasing Brisk's social media presence and sales.
Or it may be a part of an act of religious devotion aimed at continuing union with the divine (as in mysticism), the sloughing off of natural existence, or a move toward "divinization" (becoming divine).
Importantly, the current Special issue aims at continuing to setting methodological standards and theoretical grounds for basic and applied psychological studies.
Narrative is a tool for the instigators of change, who aim at continuing transformation and the creation of a fruitful tomorrow.
Channel estimation plays an important role in communication systems and, particularly, in the 3GPP Long-Term Evolution (LTE) which aims at continuing the competitiveness of the 3G Universal Mobile Telecommunications System technology.
The talks in Geneva were apparently aimed at potentially continuing some of those efforts.
The promotion of sustainable aquaculture development requires that "enabling environments", in particular those aimed at ensuring continuing human resource development and capacity building, are created and maintained.
