The phrase "aiming at forming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to creating or establishing something.
Example: "The committee is aiming at forming a new policy to address the community's needs."
Alternatives: "striving to create" or "focused on establishing".
During the compression stroke, lean mixture coming from the main chamber is forced into the pre-combustion chamber and, a few degrees before the spark timing, fuel is injected into the pre-combustion chamber aiming at forming a slightly rich mixture cloud around the spark plug which is suitable for the ignition and kernel development.
When she was 7 years old, Heidi spent her first of many summers in a holiday camp ran by the "Heimattreuen Deutschen Jugend" (HDJ) – a youth club, aiming at forming the new generation of Nazi elite (the club was shut down by the German Interior Ministry in 2009).
He is also expected to establish an Atrocities Prevention Board aimed at forming an early-warning system of potential genocide.
By 1791 Gustav III aimed at forming a league of European monarchs to oppose the developing French Revolution.
Politicians, locked in weeks of talks aimed at forming a coalition government after inconclusive elections in December, also joined the debate.
The acquisition is part of a strategy aimed at forming a new company called World.com Inc. to develop global Web portals.
Advisers to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are drafting policy suggestions aimed at forming a framework that he plans to present to President Obama at their first summit meeting, in Washington on May 18.
The study was released ahead of talks scheduled next week and aimed at forming a Central America Free Trade Agreement, or Cafta, and could raise pressure on negotiators to strengthen provisions in the agreement on workers' rights.
President Barack Obama has called on Congress to "do the right thing" and pass a controversial immigration reform bill aimed at forming a path to citizenship for 11 million undocumented workers in the US.
In writing her country's 2012 anti-gay "propaganda" legislation, the Russian minister Yelena Mizulina was careful to include the banning of "distribution of information aimed at forming nontraditional sexual relations", as if such relations could be caught and spread.
