The phrase "aiming to record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing an intention or goal related to capturing information or data.
Example: "The researchers are aiming to record the effects of climate change on local wildlife."
Alternatives: "intending to document" or "seeking to capture".
From recordings of the most popular music, Naxos has branched out, aiming to record the complete works of significant composers, like Haydn, as well as others who are neglected, like the Mozart contemporary Leopold Hofmann, and Americans like George Whitefield Chadwick and Edward MacDowell.
You're currently fronting a campaign in which you're aiming to record the perfect holiday pop song.
He is aiming to record up to 10,000 voices and has set up local numbers in 10 countries around the world.
After victories over Italy and France, the Scots are aiming to record a third straight championship win for the first time in 20 years.
Consider PostSecret (which collects postcards from around the world with secrets depicted on them, posting them weekly), Story Corps (a non-profit project aiming to record stories from Americans of all backgrounds), Moth Radio Hour (a weekly series featuring true stories told live on-stage).
We chronically implanted twelve tungsten electrodes (FHC: impedance 800 K–1 M ohm), aiming to record neural activity in an area anterior to the intra-parietal sulcus (IPS) [6].
Blockchain technology aims to record all recent transactions on a network and file them back as a permanent database.
Witness, a non-governmental organisation that aims to record and denounce human-rights abuses, is one pioneer.
The DfE figures are the latest analysis from a longitudinal study that aims to record the views and experiences of more than 10,000 young people in England.
The telephone survey of more than 1,200 people aimed to record public opinion on injustice and social disadvantage faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait islanders.
The POSEIDON study aimed to record the prevalence of symptoms and medical conditions for which patients visit a primary health-care practitioner in India.
