The phrase "aimed to supply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the intention or purpose of providing something, typically in a business or service context.
Example: "The new initiative was aimed to supply fresh produce to local markets."
Alternatives: "intended to provide" or "designed to deliver".
It aimed to supply "An article a day from leading magazines in condensed, permanent, booklet form".
But we kept asking ourselves, 'How could it be scarier?'" While they aimed to supply enough jolts to keep the audience on edge, they occasionally were able to freak out the crew.
A policy for development of renewable energy was framed in 2006 which was aimed to supply sustainable energy to all consumers including those households which have not been supplied electricity and natural gas in rural and far-flung areas.
After a short introduction into the technology of volumetric solar receivers, which are aimed to supply heat for a steam turbine process to generate electricity, the general requirements of materials applied as solar volumetric receivers are reviewed.
Recently a national program, "School milk", aimed to supply schoolchildren with the essential amount of milk daily, has been implemented in Russia [ 8].
It aimed to supply reliable generic essential medicines, and it became the most successful of several non-profit traders established in that era, including Christian charities supplying medicines for mission facilities in Africa, some of which have survived.
Rudd goes on to praise nuclear power for aiming to supply electricity to 6m homes from a single power station.
By 2025 it aims to supply 25% of the city's energy through decentralised energy sources, like local heat networks.
The app aims to supply music based on moods: sleepy, chill, sunday morning, jazzy, romantic and so on.
Post Offices aim to supply both types of stamps to give customers a choice between the two.
The project, which eventually aims to supply 10,000 LPG stoves to the area, has already delivered around 6,000 in and around El Fashir, Darfur.
