The phrase "aimed to harness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal to utilize or take advantage of a particular resource or capability.
Example: "The new policy was aimed to harness the potential of renewable energy sources to reduce carbon emissions."
Alternatives: "intended to utilize" or "designed to leverage".
The campaign aimed to harness Wonder Woman's popularity to allow the UN to target new audiences with its messages on equality for women and girls.
But chaotic scenes in the streets outside suggested that if the government had aimed to harness public anger on the issue, it had failed.
Among the more fanciful ideas taken up by Ronald Reagan's Strategic Defence Initiative (more commonly known as Star Wars) was the X-ray laser, which aimed to harness the energy of an atomic explosion to generate powerful laser beams.
We aimed to harness the latest in TV and internet technology to create a personalised user experience with rich curated content and to set a new standard of interaction on the big-screen - but most of all to make the result so effortless and natural that the technology becomes invisible and the content takes centre stage.
In this case, the Kremlin has aimed to harness "protest potential" of the local populations to advance its political and military objectives.
We describe an intervention which aimed to harness the power of community planning and decision making to improve maternal and newborn care in rural Nepal.
Its Global Pulse initiative aims to harness mounds of digital data to improve human well-being.
Decellularization aims to harness the regenerative properties of native extracellular matrix.
The company aims to harness the potential of ICT for a positive developmental impact on quality of education through its range of UbiSlate/Aakash tablets.
The organising push, dubbed Power Vote, aims to harness young people's unprecedented engagement in the US elections and keep enthusiasm high for stronger action against climate change.
Alongside public appearances, Sanders also set up the "Our Revolution" organization, which aims to harness the energy that the Vermont senator's presidential bid created.
