The phrase "aiming at retaining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to keeping or maintaining something, such as customers, employees, or information.
Example: "The company is aiming at retaining its top talent by offering competitive salaries and benefits."
Alternatives: "striving to keep" or "focused on maintaining".
To optimize the induction of CD8+ T cell responses, we made several modifications to NP, aiming at retaining the protein in the cytosol or targeting it to the proteasome.
We show that ALMPs aiming at retaining employment, for example, work sharing schemes, should be used only for very short periods, specifically during severe recessions, and in combination with measures to accelerate take-up.
All of these suggestions from the CGs, and lots more, had been summarized earlier by Harries et al in their ten key interventions, aiming at retaining HIV/AIDS patient in care.
The teams, whose work is aimed at retaining the support of Afghans, have spent several million dollars on local projects, including schools, health clinics and wells.
Dr. Laura Schlessinger, the conservative radio host who has been the target of a nationwide protest by gay groups, has unleashed a counteroffensive aimed at retaining her advertisers.
Investors, however, continue to balk at the proposed executive payouts, which were aimed at retaining around 70 of the mining company's top managers.
In November, Xstrata shareholders blocked efforts to hand out bonuses worth a combined $220 million that were aimed at retaining about 70 of the mining company's top executives.
He had faced anger in November when shareholders voted against multibillion-dollar bonuses that were aimed at retaining some of Xstrata's senior managers.
The redesigned 2014 model is aimed at retaining a solid proportion of the old car's customer base while luring buyers whose names are not Avis and Enterprise.
