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The phrase "aiming to limit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives that involve reducing or constraining something.
Example: "The new policy is aiming to limit the amount of waste produced by the company."
Alternatives: "seeking to reduce" or "intending to restrict".
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They have long-term goals (aiming to limit the rise in global temperatures over 50 years).
The world should be aiming to limit global warming to just 1.5C instead of the weaker current target of 2C, the United Nations' climate chief said on Wednesday.
Pulmonary inflammation is an important therapeutic target in cystic fibrosis (CF) patients, aiming to limit and delay the lung damage.
As a result, they suggest that we should be aiming to limit global warming to near, or perhaps even less than the international target of 2°C.
Some of the round's doubters have questioned its value because it promises no substantial further reductions in actual tariffs, merely aiming to limit countries' scope to raise them.
Aiming to limit time-consuming analyses and provide practical rules for design, an analytical simplified procedure is introduced to compute the assembly's strength domain.
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Instead it aims to limit the geographical spread of TB eastwards into less affected counties.
When liability cannot be disclaimed, user agreements may instead aim to limit liability or remedies.
The Obama budget aims to limit that tax saving by capping that rate at 28 percent.
The cuts are part of an austerity budget that aims to limit overall French military spending.
The "cap and trade" system, launched six years ago, aims to limit greenhouse gas output from 11,000 power and industrial plants.
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