The phrase "aiming to add value" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing goals or objectives, particularly in a business or professional context, to indicate a focus on enhancing worth or benefits.
Example: "Our new strategy is aiming to add value to our customer experience by implementing innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "seeking to enhance value" or "striving to increase value."
The regulations already in effect aim to add value to the industry by requiring mining companies to refine metal ores in Indonesia; in 2014, all unprocessed exports will be banned, officials say.
As someone who appreciates connecting people, I aim to add value to someone else's life or career far more than my own.
This research aims to add value to the geology of the field with special interest in estimating the possible oil and gas initially in-place considering range of reservoir properties and structural uncertainty.
If an organization, for example, decides to invest $2 million in its future leaders by enrolling a cohort of employees into a public MBA program at a business school, should said organization be held to the singular innovation and ideas of faculty members from that one university through their "scientific model" tendencies or aim to add value themselves?
This study aims to add some value to the existing literature in that regard.
This study aims to add information value to the literature regarding pineapple leaf fibers and its characteristics for technical and engineering applications.
By delivering tools like Google Drive sharing policies, email signature standardization, domain wide reporting and bulk management of users and groups, BetterCloud aims to add more value to businesses using Google Apps.
That is, the research aims to add practical value to Indigenous peoples and their service providers, through building Indigenous research workforce capacity while also embracing community involvement in the development, conduct and communication of research [ 34].
