The phrase "aimed to replace the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an intention or goal to substitute or take the place of something.
Example: "The new policy was aimed to replace the outdated regulations that were no longer effective."
Alternatives: "intended to substitute the" or "designed to take the place of the".
The rules aimed to replace the political spoils system with objective measures.
It aimed to replace the union's lawyer for a crucial arbitration hearing regarding the suspension.
That aimed to replace the state pension with a private one, into which the state would pay a minimum contribution on behalf of every adult, and whose minimum value would be guaranteed by the state.Strikingly, Mr Field broadly welcomed Mr Lilley's proposal, although quibbling with some details.
Further, several MOS-gated thyristors, which are aimed to replace the IGBT, are analysed.
Finally, the hydrogels-based systems aimed to replace the nucleus pulposus (NP) and to act as scaffolds to carry cells to engineer the IVD tissues are described.
The strategy aimed to replace the imported drugs that were causing a significant impact on the economy and encourage scientific training and public private partnerships (Victora et al. 2011; Silveira 2012; Reddy 2013; Sundfeld and Souza 2013).
The green paper says it is neither affordable nor desirable to aim to replace the contribution of unpaid carers.
Therefore, today, Fayyadism, which aims to replace the Israeli occupation of the West Bank with an independent Palestinian state, is the biggest threat to Iran's strategy.
He is trying to pull the US's many independents and moderate Republicans into an alliance that aims to replace the partisan divisions of the Reagan-Clinton-Bush years.
But Uber's ambitions might be beyond that: you can envisage the strategy paper that shows how they ultimately aim to replace the private car in cities and arguably public transport.
A growing number of initiatives aimed at controlling spiraling health care costs have been championed in recent years, aiming to replace the current model in which doctors are reimbursed for every office visit, test or procedure performed.
