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Free sign upThe phrase "aimed to go" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing an intention or goal to reach a certain destination or achieve something.
Example: "The team aimed to go beyond their previous sales targets this quarter."
Alternatives: "intended to go" or "planned to go".
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This research is aimed to go beyond the traditional techniques of design and to apply an educational system.
The E.R.A., as it came to be called, aimed to go a step further than the 19th Amendment, making discrimination on the basis of gender unconstitutional.
Taking this existing gap in planning of related educational organizations into consideration, this study aimed to go through the mind of teachers, and to find out how they think.
But a few months before she aimed to go live with Told & Co, she discovered the project wasn't the only new arrival that year – she was pregnant with a baby boy.
Zola had pioneered naturalism, a new method of writing which aimed to go beyond realism to a point where no state of the human condition was too sordid for consideration.
In an attempt to fill the gap of professional journalism, Singer launched the only licensed media website in Sinai, Sinai Now TV, which aimed to go beyond the news and produce weekly shows discussing Sinai affairs.
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The government initiative aims to go much further.
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