The phrase "aiming to integrate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to combining different elements or systems into a cohesive whole.
Example: "The organization is aiming to integrate new technologies into its existing infrastructure to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "striving to incorporate" or "looking to merge".
Like many news organizations, Der Spiegel has run its print and digital operations separately, but the company is now aiming to integrate the two.
"As Colombia is actively aiming to integrate itself to an increasingly dynamic global economy, the UK-Colombian BIT provides the legal framework to guarantee the transparency and protection of investments," it said.
Today, however, a new breed of young intellectual historian is aiming to integrate the spirit of "history from below" with an approach that doesn't chop American history off at the neck.
Our hospital is aiming to integrate online tutorials into the curriculum in the coming academic year.
Aiming to integrate the respective merits of the switched-capacitor converter and the quasi-Z-source converter.
Current criminal network investigation tools aiming to integrate synthesis and sense-making utilize a variety of technologies.
To do that, Probst aims to integrate the TV network with an online component to entice a younger audience.
The cast acted around a nonexistent character, which Mr. Mottola aimed to integrate seamlessly.
He aimed to integrate painting and sculpture with design, and to make all serve architecture — and also theatre, entailing far-out sets and costumes, and puppets galore.
AOL, which is based in Dulles, Va., said the reorganization aims to integrate more tightly its multiple online brands and Web properties.
The bank's country director in Indonesia, Andrew Steer, said the bank aimed to "integrate governance and corruption issues through the entire Indonesia program".
