The phrase "aimed to repeat the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing intentions or objectives related to duplicating or reiterating something.
Example: "The researchers aimed to repeat the experiment to verify their initial findings."
Alternatives: "intended to replicate the" or "sought to duplicate the".
Osborne is aiming to repeat the tactics deployed by the UK government during the Scottish referendum, when the Treasury published a series of reports on the dangers of independence.
That game plan goes against the grain of their strengths as a side, but given TFC's attacking potency they must aim to repeat the performance they pulled off in Commerce City two weeks ago.
Written by Marc Cherry, the creator of Desperate Housewives, and produced by Longoria, who shot to fame in the suburban family drama, Devious Maids aims to repeat the success by portraying five Hispanic maids who cook, clean and scheme while looking after wealthy white families in Beverly Hills.
She won the German Open on her return and is aiming to repeat the feat in Montreux.
Edinburgh's Matthew, 44, is aiming to repeat the form that won her the British Open in 2009.
Hodge isn't just talking about a plan to aim to repeat the feats of the Great Britain coxless four in London in four years' time.
Patrick was the first female to win an IndyCar Series race in 2008 and now aims to repeat the feat in Nascar.
In the same way that Snapseed made high end image post-processing accessible to anyone with a smartphone, via easy-to-use mobile tools, Relook is aiming to repeat the trick fully focused on selfie editing.
Additional research is needed to examine the longitudinal relationship between eating behaviour, dieting and weight development in children, and we aim to repeat the study when the children in the study group reach the age of 12 13 years.
