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The phrase "aiming to convert" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or intentions related to changing someone's beliefs, opinions, or behaviors, often in contexts like marketing or persuasion.
Example: "The campaign is aiming to convert potential customers into loyal clients through targeted messaging."
Alternatives: "seeking to change" or "striving to transform".
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I was disturbed by your May 27 front-page article about evangelical Christians aiming to convert Muslims.
Fuchsberg is aiming to convert the rest of the world: "Billions of literate adults", he believes, will eventually exchange print for digital screens.
Since the late 1970s, many studies have been proposed for reproducing artificially the photosynthesis process, aiming to convert CO2 into high value products.
Over the previous months, they had spent hundreds if not thousands of hours researching, analyzing, and authoring the exhaustive document, aiming to convert their previous eleven courses into real-world service.
But what about one great unknown: the likely mass liquidation of stocks by individual investors and pension funds, all aiming to convert to solid, stable and reliable income production?
Campaigning atheism is a missionary enterprise, aiming to convert humankind to a particular version of unbelief; but not all atheists have been interested in propagating a new gospel, and some have been friendly to traditional faiths.
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I aim to convert this to a webinar this year.
"Rescue Dawn" aimed to convert Dengler's monologue into visceral cinema.
In 1978, supporters of Proposition 6 suggested that gay people might aim to "convert" and molest children.
The SI aimed to convert this interest into a revolution at the level of the city itself.
A project aims to convert the slew of newly identified disease-risk genes into useful medical information.
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