The phrase "aimed at integrating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a goal or purpose related to bringing together different elements or systems.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at integrating technology into the classroom to enhance learning experiences."
Alternatives: "intended to unify" or "designed to incorporate".
Treatment is aimed at integrating the disparate personalities back into a single and unified personality.
Mobile cloud computing (MCC) is aimed at integrating mobile devices with cloud computing.
During its annual meeting, the board of governors of the fund formulates policy aimed at integrating and liberalizing trade.
Courses designed specifically for the program are aimed at integrating and supplementing topics covered by the department-based offerings.
The publication said that it would create single newspaper-Web news desks, an interactive content team and a production structure aimed at integrating print and online publishing.
In September Armenia also suddenly ditched years of talks aimed at integrating with the EU in favour of offers from Moscow.
He added, however, that he wished the city had adopted policies aimed at integrating its selective high schools, including specialized schools like Stuyvesant High School, as Chicago has.
It notes that the guarantee is "a mechanism aimed at integrating energy and emissions policy to deliver a reliable low emissions system at the lowest overall cost".
Karim counters that those projects are so far aimed at integrating into existing telecommunications networks and won't offer free access to information.
After break, students from both groups tackled practical projects primarily aimed at integrating their new-found interests with specific lay audiences.
The laboratory portion entails activities aimed at integrating applied learning with theoretical concepts discussed in lectures and covered in problem sets.
