The phrase "aiming at replacing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to substitution or change in a particular context.
Example: "The company is aiming at replacing outdated technology with more efficient solutions."
Alternatives: "striving to replace" or "intending to substitute".
Aggression Replacement Training (ART) is a multimodal program aiming at replacing antisocial behaviors by actively teaching desirable behaviors.
Mosquito population replacement is an alternative arbovirus control concept aiming at replacing virus-competent vector populations with laboratory-engineered incompetent vectors.
The difference between the two scenarios is due to public policies aiming at replacing gasoline with ethanol through economic subsidies.
There is increasing interest for developing automatic procedures for landscape segmentation into soil spatial entities, aiming at replacing conventional, expensive manual procedures for delineating and classifying soils.
There are some other researches aiming at replacing 4-anilino with other substituents [72 74], such as thiosemicarbazide, which possesses a variety of biological profiles, including anti-cancer, anti-fungi, anti-bacterial, anti-inflammation and anti-virus.
Cell-based therapy, aiming at replacing the lost medium spiny neurons (MSN) with primary fetal striatal cells, has had some success at modifying the symptoms both in experimental studies and clinical trials.
It spreads quickly because it is well financed and frequently aims at replacing existing regimes.
Entrepreneurs are developing all manner of odd and ingenious ideas aimed at replacing bariatric surgery.
ELECTRONIC paper is not the only technology aimed at replacing existing ways of displaying information.
No part of the decade of negotiations aimed at replacing paramilitarism with politics was easy.
It was a bold experiment in international governance and the rule of law, aimed at replacing nationalism and the use of force.
