The phrase "aiming principally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the primary focus or main goal of an action or initiative.
Example: "The organization is aiming principally to reduce carbon emissions through innovative technologies."
Alternatives: "focusing mainly" or "targeting primarily".
The report we are debating deals with a series of points we fully agree with, aiming principally at guaranteeing the fundamental rights of the citizens of third countries who choose one of the Member States of the European Union as a place of work and residence.
There are two other recently developed dyspnoea instruments that take account of the multidimensional nature of dyspnoea, the Dyspnoea-12 (D-12) [ 85– 87] and the Cancer Dyspnoea Scale CDSS) [ 88], but these differ in approach, aiming principally at a summary score, rather than at the separation of different components.
FORD Ford highlighted new styling cues in its global design language, while introducing two models aimed principally at Europe.
Over the scaffold of Dickens's immortal story, the creators have constructed a light entertainment aimed principally at eye and ear.
Sinn Féin, however, has slipped a point to 11% after a week of negative publicity aimed principally at party president, Gerry Adams and his alleged IRA past.
Both Nina and Rowland aimed principally at affording Rowland the time and space and other opportunities to complete his novel, while passing their lives pleasantly.
Cameron says a new immigration category should be introduced, for those who served in the armed forces abroad, aimed principally at the Gurkhas.
It is a bilateral process aimed principally at making the US cease pursuing its policy of aggression against Syria and proceed in compliance with the Russian initiative.
For now, these courses are being aimed principally at the "lifelong learner" market, but both Allen and Taylor talk about ultimately transforming higher education itself.
All have strong links with HTB, all are led by husband-and-wife teams, and all are aimed principally at students and young families.
The edicts that have revived these traditions, from King Mswati III, are aimed principally at curbing the spread of H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS.
