The phrase "aiming to forge a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing an intention or goal to create or establish something, often in a collaborative or constructive context.
Example: "The organization is aiming to forge a strong partnership with local businesses to enhance community development."
Alternatives: "seeking to create a" or "striving to establish a".
He is one of the experts for the new Euro-Atlantic Security Initiative that aims to forge a new cooperative relationship between the United States, Russia and Europe.
Even without the graceful bodywork, though, it is eye-catching, with sculptured panels that aim to forge a new middle ground between the technical muscularity of a German design and the passionate artfulness of Italian styling.
In the first installment of its "Real Training Camp" series, NBA TV traveled to New Orleans, where the Hornets aim to forge a fresh identity in the still choppy wake of Chris Paul's departure.
They aimed to forge a whole new connection with their public, which they develop further in this work for the 2014 Dance Umbrella programme, which has the audience actually seated on the ice.
Then, like today, Son aimed to forge a kind of virtual Silicon Valley in SoftBank's portfolio, a platform for symbiotic, cooperative relationships and business partnerships to emerge.
Aiden Leslie has always aimed to forge a new path for male performers in dance music, a genre traditionally dominated by divas.
I aimed to forge a good story about what can happen when a munificent, famous writer, a literary lion of incalculable importance to American letters, opens his study door to a young writer and takes him on as his assistant and, ultimately, confidante.
The accord, which aims to forge an economic zone of 50 million people, would be significant for the long-term sustainability of Hong Kong's growth, Cheng-Mount Cheng and Adrienne Lui, Citigroup economists, said in a recent report.
The CQC will also aim to forge closer partnerships with other organisations, in particular local HealthWatch bodies, with the aim of collecting more detailed data on care providers.
"The program aims to forge new creative partnerships and stimulate novel ways to build participation by Australians in our cultural life".
