The phrase "aimed to settle the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing intentions or objectives related to resolving a situation or issue.
Example: "The committee was aimed to settle the ongoing disputes between the two parties."
Alternatives: "intended to resolve the" or "designed to address the".
But all aimed to settle the controversial question of human expansion from Africa.
The Key Project of the Hubble Space Telescope aimed to settle the differences by remeasuring the Hubble constant using various methods.
Three types of heat pipe type adsorption systems, which were designed for conserving fish on fishing boats, were studied aimed to settle the corrosion between seawater and steel adsorber for ammonia refrigeration system, as well as to improve the refrigeration performance.
This study aimed to settle the question as to whether breast carcinoma belongs to the LS tumor spectrum.
Nujaifi is in close contact with Maliki to prepare for the national conference that aims to settle the political deadlock later this month.
Bush administration officials say the effort -- which aims to settle the issue before a European summit meeting starting Dec. 12 -- is motivated by longstanding foreign policy considerations.
The talks will aim to settle the nuclear dispute after Iran agreed, under a landmark preliminary deal last November, to halt its most sensitive nuclear operations in return for winning some relief from sanctions.
The US-drafted resolution backs an African Union roadmap which aims to settle the conflict and bring the two countries back to the negotiating table.
In conclusion, we aim to settle the debate on the desirability of informing patients with cancer by developing a decision aid to assess the amount of information desired by patients with advanced cancer at the point of decision making.
While our investigation did not aim to settle the debate one way or the other, it is in tandem with evidence indicating that individuals' race/ethnicity significantly influences the prevalence of reported inadequate sleep (sleeping too little or too much) [ 26– 30].
