The phrase "aiming to express" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the intention or goal of conveying a particular idea or emotion through words or actions.
Example: "The artist is aiming to express the beauty of nature in her paintings."
Alternatives: "seeking to convey" or "intending to communicate".
Here's why: "But" is a good word if you're aiming to express "on the contrary," Price says.
"We're aiming to express the joy, the spirit and the essence of the next Games in 10 minutes," though it will not be easy, he said.
The latter belief, inspired by Wittgenstein, holds that language itself only has meaning in specific practical contexts, and thus that religious language was not aiming to express truths about the world which could be subjected to objective philosophical scrutiny.
The argument is controversial since one might think that the principle (p⇒(p∨q)) should not be a theorem of a system aiming to express ordinary implication (see, e.g., Nelson 1930, 447).
"At the core, I aim to express that the full world of gender and the breadth of its expression has the potential to exist within one person, and that person is also the almighty oppressor or oppressed depending on how we want to see it".
According to its website, Swarovski Entertainment aims to "express Swarovski's philosophy, identity and creative essence through moving images to enchant and inspire audiences".
This book project aims to express experiences of deep connection in a collection of personal stories and photographs from around the world.
Another Day in Baghdad aims to "express a feminist stand against destruction and patriarchal control in the world, from international patriarchy to local social and cultural patriarchy".
The present study aims to express the possibility of a new criterion to measure the diffusivity of surfaces in rooms through computer modeling and field measurements.
This study aims to express the relationships between Schmidt rebound number (N) with unconfined compressive strength (UCS) and Young's modulus (Et) of the gypsum by empirical equations.
The trematode parasite Schistosoma mansoni has five integrin genes named Smα-Int1-4 and Smβ-Int1, which we aimed to express in the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
