The phrase "aimed to send a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or purpose related to communication or delivery of information.
Example: "The organization aimed to send a clear message to the public about the importance of recycling."
Alternatives: "intended to convey a" or "sought to deliver a".
As the prime minister made his keynote speech about a new house building programme to develop 200,000 new homes, the activists aimed to send a strong signal to the government.
Since Daniel Goldin took over as NASA administrator in 1992, the agency has aimed to send a spacecraft to the Red Planet at each of the favorable launch opportunities that come about every 25 months.
The Sudanese rebels were quoted as saying that they did not want to harm the workers, but they aimed to send a signal to the Chinese government that they did not want them to be involved in the conflict over oil in Sudan.
The producers aimed to send a message of early detection to the series' young audience, and had Steph initially ignore her symptoms.
The crosses aimed to send a message to Conservative Premier Doug Ford that lives are on the line as the province reviews the former Liberal government's opioid crisis strategy, leaving a handful of the city's overdose prevention sites in limbo.
"I'm not the kind of director who aims to send a message out.
The London horror festival aims to send a shiver down your spine at Islington's Old Red Lion.
The government, aiming to send a message to the financial industry, asked Judge Brinkema to impose up to the maximum 385-year sentence on Mr. Farkas.
We're aiming to send a strong group of MPs to parliament, where the polls suggest that we could have a massive influence.
The exercise, which follows several similar ones in the Pacific since 2013, aims to send a clear message to America and its allies.
The lounges, a creation of the interior designer Masamichi Katayama, will also hold events for designers and offer music, food and fashion, aiming to send a message about a cool lifestyle, instead of just the nuts-and-bolts of products, he said.
