The phrase "aimed to look" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal related to appearance or perception.
Example: "The designer aimed to look modern and innovative with the new collection."
Alternatives: "intended to appear" or "sought to look".
Romney, on the other hand, aimed to look presidential.
This study aimed to look at differences between "spontaneous" and "instrument-associated" depressed skull fractures.
We aimed to look for association of polymorphisms in dopaminergic genes in genetic susceptibility to migraine in Turkey population.
5c700b0b-24d7-44fb-84f9-fbe79c0b303a PARIS — Chloé celebrated 60 years young with a fast-paced show Monday that aimed to look forward rather than back.
In the present study, we aimed to look at the neural markers of cognitive control strategies in different motivational conditions (motivation vs neutral) with different levels of difficulty (high vs low).
Ms Walople added: "Our study aimed to look less into the financial aspects and find out if there was a correlation between this statistic and the difference in satisfaction levels.
"We never intended to offend anyone," said a spokeswoman, Jane Smith, who added that the ad aimed to look wryly at British peculiarities that "make us wish we were somewhere else".
Teenage girls have always aimed to look hotter than their parents or teachers may like but they're now growing up in an arms race of hotness, a war zone where standards of physical perfection just keep escalating.
Mr. Browne, the man Brooks Brothers hired to develop a "style for a new generation," offers clothes that look a lot like those worn by my father four decades ago, when men aimed to look 50 at 20, rather than 20 going on 15.
But it also aimed to look at the sector itself, generally seen as an ad hoc system evolved for dealing with one-off emergencies and now put under untold strain by the demands of long-running crises like Syria or Sudan over the last decade.
While the ceremony looked back, with its clouds of incense and the peals of organ notes reverberating in the cathedral's immense vaulted space, the moment was also carefully aimed to look ahead to the new bishop's interest in expanding the church's reach for new members among the region's varied ethnic groups.
