The phrase "aiming to command" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal to gain control or authority over something or someone.
Example: "The new strategy is aiming to command a larger market share by improving customer engagement."
Alternatives: "seeking to dominate" or "striving for control".
In contrast to most memorials, which aim to command attention, Stolpersteine are understated — literally underfoot.
It was a fusion of two usually opposed political outlooks into a single message – one that aimed to command, and hold, the centre ground for the Conservative party.
Any military attack would aim to shatter his command structures before he could launch an unconventional strike against American troops or on allies like Israel or Kuwait.
Brain computer interface (BCI) technologies aim to interpret neural commands and translate them into communicative signals or actions, through a computer interface.
The present paper describes a web-based learning environment aimed at training how to command and control unmanned autonomous vehicles, provided with analytic capabilities.
The Axis command aimed to forestall that danger by dislocating both forces opposing them.
The 4th Military District of the JNA, commanded by Strugar, aimed to capture Stolac and most of the eastern bank of the Neretva River south of Mostar.
As explain above, the interchangeability aims to harmonise interfaces for control-command, energy saving and access sub-assemblies for metro and light rail rolling stock.
Ostojić was to command an operation aimed at encircling and destroying Partisan forces in Bosnia, which was to utilise Chetnik units serving as Italian auxiliaries in Herzegovina and Montenegro, as well as other Chetnik units in the Lika region, northern Bosnia and northern Dalmatia.
For coaching to command serious attention from the busy executives it aims to help, it needs top-level support and visible links to business imperatives.
