'aimed to adopt' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something that was intended or planned to be adopted. For example: The new policy was aimed to adopt measures that would prevent pollution.
Many early projects also aimed to adopt and replicate the incremental housing strategies of the poor.
While the participants here said they aimed to adopt the rules by the end of 2012, they cautioned that the standards would be "phased in over a time frame that is consistent with sustained recovery and limits market disruption".
The Quality Review aimed to adopt a two-pronged approach based on internal quality assurances undertaken by School Self-evaluations and external school reviews.
Changing cortical excitability during and after pain is part of a complex behavioral response aimed to adopt defensive strategies against pain.
We attributed these changes in visual cortex excitability to pain-induced activation of brainstem monoaminergic nuclei that in turn modulates thalamic and thalamo-cortical neuronal activity, thus enacting a complex behavioral response aimed to adopt defensive strategies against pain.
Britain initially aimed to adopt the text by the end of August, but accelerated its plan after a surge by Islamic State, which poses the biggest threat to Iraq since Saddam Hussein was toppled by a U.S.-led invasion in 2003.
But this year the administration aims to adopt further fiscal tightening to cut the deficit by 4.5 percent of G.D.P.
After discussing the plan and relevant political considerations, the North Atlantic Council aims to adopt the transition plan prior to the January 28 London Foreign Ministers' conference on Afghanistan.
A spokesman for the Federal Highway Administration, Neil Gaffney, said the agency was already at work on improving its methods and would aim to adopt the report's recommendations.
Whatever tactics a team aims to adopt, the first essential is a strong and skilful [sic] pack of forwards capable of winning initial possession from the set pieces.
The two-day conference in Moscow aims to adopt a resolution on the countermeasures and invite other countries to sign on.
