The phrase "aiming at expanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to growth or development in a particular area.
Example: "The company is aiming at expanding its market reach to include international customers."
Alternatives: "striving to grow" or "focused on increasing".
The pledges were part of Walmart's inaugural Sustainable Product Expo, a three-day event aiming at expanding environmental and sustainable products, reducing waste, making food supplies more affordable and accessible, and making recycling available to every town, city and municipality in America.
Aiming at expanding our knowledge on the AgAu nanoparticles biological activity, NPs were tested for an antitumor activity depending on metal molar ratios (Ag Au = 1 1; 1:3; 3:1) and topological distribution of gold and silver within NPs (AucoreAgshell; AgcoreAushell).
A more recent meta-analysis aiming at expanding the number of associated SNPs for type-2 diabetes [2] combined data from 3 major studies, involving 4,549 cases and 5,579 controls, using genome-wide scans of 2.2 million typed and imputed SNPs.
The bills aim at expanding the president's power and allowing liberals to run for office.
In June, Gov. Rick Perry signed a bill aimed at expanding the state's charter school system.
Last summer, voters in proudly green Vancouver rejected a proposed tax aimed at expanding the region's transit system.
Reforms launched in 2010 aimed at expanding the responsibilities of family doctors and encouraging more private-sector involvement.
Mr. Thain, speaking at NYSE's annual meeting, said opportunities existed for deals aimed at expanding in Asian countries like China but the transactions need not be acquisitions.
The latest effort is aimed at expanding that programme by moving applicants, both families and single individuals, into safe zones to await processing.
