The phrase "aiming at reserving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing intentions or goals related to making reservations or setting aside something for future use.
Example: "The organization is aiming at reserving a portion of the budget for community outreach programs."
Alternatives: "striving to secure" or "intending to reserve".
He had been denied a license by this group, which aimed at reserving for its members the profits of what was fast becoming a major industry.
The act specifically aimed at reserving a practical monopoly of the American sugar market to British West Indies sugarcane growers, who otherwise could not compete successfully with French and other foreign sugar producers on more-fertile neighbouring West Indian islands.
The chief diplomatic agent for the Natal government, Theophilus Shepstone, introduced (from 1849) a policy aimed at reserving large tracts of land for the native Bantu peoples, who by then greatly outnumbered whites in the colony.
In a week fourteen game against the Seattle Seahawks, Moe Elewonibi played in place of Davis for two series in a move, as Rhodes explained, aimed at giving reserve players experience in case of injury.
Aiming at predicting the dynamic, recoverable reserve and recovery of oilfields at ultra-high water cut stage, a new formula characterizing the relation between the ratio of oil and water relative permeability and the water saturation was proposed, derivation of a new water drive curve was done by reservoir engineering methods, and the formula of recoverable reserve and recovery was derived.
Aiming at evaluating effectiveness of a single component intervention (AP) necessitates being reserved on powering on general outcome measures such as hospital admissions.
Reserve networks are a major tool of ecological management aiming at biodiversity conservation.
By aiming at bonus pools, the government has given banks a hefty incentive to use swollen profits to rebuild reserves or pay dividends.
"They were clearly aiming at a point.
John was aiming at a broad public.
