The phrase "aimed at uniting the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a goal or purpose that involves bringing together people, groups, or ideas.
Example: "The initiative is aimed at uniting the community to work towards a common goal."
Alternatives: "intended to bring together the" or "focused on consolidating the".
Some analysts argue that the Turkmenbashi's self-promotion is part of a nation-building process aimed at uniting the country's many different clans.
Afterward, the Sudeten Nazis increased their activities, which were basically aimed at uniting the Sudetenland with Germany and included hostile outbreaks and provocative incidents.
The island has been divided since 1974, when Turkish troops occupied the north in response to a coup aimed at uniting the island with Greece.
Tonight, however, sees the arrival of another event aimed at uniting the continent in a show of glitz, glamour and arguments over political voting.
It was set up in 1974 when Turkish troops invaded to block a coup aimed at uniting the island with Greece.
Also, the diplomatic efforts aimed at uniting the Mongols with Christian European powers in a joint Crusade against the Muslims might have contributed to the Mamlūks' distrust of the Christians.
As he set out a series of security and economic measures aimed at uniting Europe following the Brexit vote, Juncker urged EU member states to take greater responsibility for explaining the value of the European project.
A fresh synthesis was required for a new form of nation-building monarchy that aimed at uniting England and Scotland, and at instating the divine right of kings without actually saying so too loudly.
In the Turkish telling of it, their troops came to bring peace after inter-communal violence and a military coup in the south aimed at uniting Cyprus with Greece.
A Princeton and Stanford grad, Shaifali has worked as a journalist, practiced law and was recognized for her innovative work with Scientists without Boarders; an NGO aimed at uniting scientific and technological resources around the United Nations Millennium Project in an innovative way.
The programme of Summer Camp 'Plus' aimed at uniting children from different republics, making us friends by analyzing our differences, revealing our commonalities and talking about the necessity to respect each nationality and each participant's ethnic origin, religion and culture.
