The phrase "aiming to block" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal to prevent something from happening or to obstruct a process.
Example: "The organization is aiming to block the proposed legislation that could harm the environment."
Alternatives: "intending to obstruct" or "seeking to prevent".
Some Republican AGs will almost surely intervene to defend Trump's latest health-care actions, having praised what their Democratic counterparts are aiming to block in court.
In this work, designed triple inhibiting ligands are explored aiming to block three completely different target types: a kinase (JAK2), an epigenetic target (HDAC) and a chaperone (HSP90).
But on Wednesday, a new battlefield emerged in law and local politics: in Denver, opponents filed a federal lawsuit aiming to block construction, which Christo had hoped to begin this summer.
Michael Page, deputy director of Human Rights Watch's Middle East and North Africa division, said he is hopeful that more members of Congress will join the senators aiming to block arms sales.
Grassroots Leadership has filed a lawsuit aiming to block the Texas department of family protective services from using an emergency rule to temporarily license the Texas centres as childcare facilities, which critics allege is a way for the federal government to claim that it is in line with Gee's ruling without making fundamental improvements.
A lawsuit filed Thursday in D.C. federal court, on behalf of six Honduran citizens, argues that the president's response to the caravan violates the rights of asylum seekers by aiming to block them from entry, or else indefinitely detaining them under unsuitable conditions should they arrive.
Both drugs aim to block a cancer-spurring protein called epidermal growth factor receptor.
They also aim to block names that might cause offence to others (Jesuswept).
America could aim to block China now before it gets any stronger.
They aim to block his moves and contain him while waiting for a chance to strike themselves.
Several of its model bills aim to block federal efforts by the Environmental Protection Agency to cut back on emissions from energy creation under the Clean Power Plan.
