The phrase "aimed to generate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal to produce a specific outcome or result.
Example: "The new marketing strategy was aimed to generate increased sales over the next quarter."
Alternatives: "intended to produce" or "designed to create".
For example, Sony's Open Planet Ideas and FutureScapes campaigns aimed to generate new sustainable technology ideas.
The booklet aimed "to generate a more positive atmosphere during peak times", but his best known work also tackles the violent 1984 confrontations between striking miners and police and the Iraq war.
Thomas Ebeling, chief executive of the company, told the German business newspaper Handelsblatt that ProSiebenSat.1 aimed to generate 30percentt of its revenue from sources other than advertising within five years, roughly double the current percentage.
With this disproportional sampling, we aimed to generate group comparisons.
nitration and reduction, which were aimed to generate isocyanate species (–NCO) and reduce NOx, respectively.
We aimed to generate a transplantable tissue-engineered respiratory epithelial graft with mucociliary function.
Changes in the Norwegian Toll Rings, which aimed to generate revenue rather than reduce traffic, have been much smaller [47].
3D face modeling originated with Parke's pioneering studies [1, 2], which aimed to generate realistic faces for computer animation.
Another policy was the so-called "red campaign", which aimed to generate nostalgia for the days of Chairman Mao.
This study aimed to generate consensus on priority health promotion objectives for community sports clubs, based on informed expert judgements.
This study aimed to generate a set of competencies for patient education in physiotherapy using a consensus approach.
