The phrase "aimed to share" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the desired outcome of a particular action. For example, you might say, "This initiative is aimed to share knowledge among our student body."
They aimed to share German cuisine with the world while learning about other cooking cultures.
Because those consumers have been tying their own laces for only two decades, the brand aimed to share its history without seeming like a lecture.
When gay rights activists risk detention by police for publishing a magazine In January it was reported that gay rights activists in Uganda had risked death threats, threats of violence and detention by the police to publish a magazine which aimed to "share the realities of being gay" in the country.
The community held offline and online community events that essentially aimed to share knowledge of entrepreneurship among female founders.
In this article, we aimed to share our experience with this model and to test the validity of simulation with respect to skill acquisition during the training course.
Along the same line, we thus aimed to share some relevant information about the long-term clinical usefulness and especially the risks of this costly procedure, for both neurologists and patients, based on our experience of nearly nine years.
I aim to share this knowledge, as I believe in a collaborative approach to leadership.
He was recently asked to be the editor of the International Association of Sound and Audiovisual Archives, an organization that aims to share best practices in the management of audiovisual materials internationally.
At the other extreme is Unilever, a consumer-goods firm that aims to share good ideas and to co-ordinate strategy among its scattered geographical divisions.
Rather than entrust responsibility to a single commission, as some Latin American countries have done, Mexico aims to share it out among different organs of government as well as the judiciary.
In July, when India's prime minister, Manmohan Singh, visited Washington, he came home with a remarkable present: a promise from Mr Bush that he would aim to share American civilian nuclear technology with India.That was too generous.
