The phrase "aimed to dissolve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal to eliminate or break down something, such as a relationship, organization, or issue.
Example: "The new policy was aimed to dissolve the barriers between departments and encourage collaboration."
Alternatives: "intended to eliminate" or "designed to break down".
Combining art and scholarship in a spirit of experimentation, the conference aimed to dissolve boundaries between different arenas of sonic engagement to identify paths towards alternative, more inclusive futures.
From the outset, greater familiarity was allowed with the practitioners: 'I like that we can call you by your name' (Documented by Alice,19/06/09).The practitioners themselves intentionally aimed to dissolve established rules of working: 'I'm going to encourage some word fun in future, some breaking of rules, mild transgression'.
Big Brother was a psychedelic jam band, aiming to dissolve and fuse styles from English folk songs to standards to its own rockers.
We investigate an online antiracist campaign that officially aims to dissolve the disclaimer "I'm not racist but…".
One view, which aims to dissolve rather than solve the problem, is that we do not enjoy them at all.
"They aim to dissolve loyalties to ethnic identity... toward a national identity".
He would press his thumb or the palm of his hand hard (and painfully) on their jaws, necks, chests, backs, or thighs, aiming to dissolve their muscular, and thereby characterological, rigidity.
It was aimed to melt and dissolve the carbides to produce defect free hard iron based and cobalt based coatings.
The present research aimed to prepare fast dissolving films (FDF) of aprepitant used in the prevention and treatment of chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting.
After forming a human wall we aimed to block attendees in order to dissolve the crowd chaos broke out in pockets.
This technology aims to remove particles and dissolved impurities by evaporation and condensation technique that mimics what occurs in nature within a water cycle.
