The phrase "aiming to portray the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intention or goal of representing something, often in artistic or descriptive contexts.
Example: "The artist is aiming to portray the beauty of nature in her latest painting."
Alternatives: "seeking to depict the" or "intending to represent the".
Television, aiming to portray the ostensible realities of non-vampire adolescence, has operated in the extremes lately, imagining sex as the average 15-year-old's one and only preoccupation, as if there were no such thing as sample sales or Advanced Placement tests.
The site has been criticized as aiming to portray the Arab world in a negative and harmful light.
The portraits aim to portray the hope and optimism present in older people, challenging commonly held negative misconceptions about the later stages of life being tired and spent.
The BBC is to make a drama documentary about the death of Mark Duggan, the Tottenham man fatally shot by police in 2011, which aims to portray the "man behind the gangster sterotype".
In setting his three films in Vietnam, he said, he did not aim to portray the literal reality of the country so much as to portray the emotions that Vietnam, past and present, inspired in him.
Mr. Assad said that foreign powers aimed to portray the conflict as a sectarian battle between Syria's Sunni Muslim majority and the Alawite sect to which he belongs, in order to divide and weaken Middle Eastern countries.
America's Mr Zoellick aims to portray the American concession as no more than an agreement to clarify existing rules, but that may not be how other WTO members see it or, more importantly, the American Congress.
Robert Zoellick, the chief American negotiator, aims to portray the American concession as no more than an agreement to clarify existing rules, but that may not be how other WTO members see it or, more importantly, the American Congress.Mr Zoellick has a tough battle on his hands to deliver what America has offered at Doha.
"I see that you aim to portray the person you interview, in addition to his or her work," he wrote: One pertinent fact about me is that I am a very private person who would be mortified to be written about in the kind of detail I've seen in the other interviews.
This review aims to portray the entire field and detect those ambiguous points which are indeed the key obstacles.
