The phrase "aimed to equal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or intentions to achieve parity or similarity in some context, such as performance, standards, or outcomes.
Example: "The new policy was aimed to equal the opportunities available to all employees, regardless of their background."
Alternatives: "intended to match" or "designed to achieve equality".
Having put his fourth title behind him, and now winning six victories in a row this season, Vettel is aiming to equal the record of Alberto Ascari of nine consecutive victories, set between the two seasons of 1952 and 1953.
The American, who was aiming to equal Margaret Court's record of 24 Grand Slam singles titles against Osaka, says she wants to move on from the controversy.
Williams - who was aiming to equal Margaret Court's record of 24 Grand Slam singles titles - said she had not received any tactics from Mouratoglou, telling the umpire she would "never cheat to win and would rather lose".
With Madrid aiming to equal the Spanish record of 18 straight wins set by Barca's 2005-2006 side, we're asking who you think would win in a match between both teams at the height of their powers.
Ex-Manchester United striker Ruud van Nistelrooy has wished Jamie Vardy good luck on Instagram as the Leicester City striker aims to equal Nistelrooy's 10-game Premier League goalscoring record on Saturday.
St Johnstone are aiming to equal a 42-year club record when they take on Kilmarnock at home - a victory meaning a fifth successive victory in the top flight.
The outcome meant both sides were unable to realise their final ambitions of the season - Arsenal had been hoping to snatch third place in the Premier League and with it the final automatic Champions League place, while Fulham were aiming to equal their best top-flight finish of seventh.
Watched by Bjorn Borg, the man whose record he is aiming to equal, Federer clearly took heart from that hard-fought success and broke Gasquet early in the second set for a 2-0 lead.
Sebastian Vettel, already crowned the 2013 world champion, is aiming to equal two milestones at the iconic Interlagaos - Michael Schumacher's 13 victories in a single season from 2004 and Alberto Ascari's nine straight grand prix wins recorded 60 years ago.
The third seed is aiming to equal Sampras's record of seven triumphs at the All England Club and if he succeeds, it will be his first major success since the 2010 Australian Open.
