The phrase "aiming to source" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intention or goal of obtaining or procuring something, often in a business or supply chain context.
Example: "Our company is aiming to source sustainable materials for our new product line to reduce our environmental impact."
Alternatives: "looking to obtain" or "seeking to procure".
The hotel aims to source both food and staff locally and it's within walking distance of three beaches.
The business now sources 10% of all agricultural raw materials sustainably and aims to source 100% by 2020.Twenty percent of its tea is also sourced sustainably – helping 38,000 farmers achieve certification and boost their income.
Amazon Studios, the offshoot of online retailer Amazon.com that aims to source scripts and test movies, has major news this morning.
As part of that vision, ANZ aims to source 25-30% of its earnings from the Asia Pacific region, Europe and the US combined by 2017.
We aim to source an incremental $20 billion worth of goods from businesses owned by women in the US, and double our sourcing from women-owned businesses in our other markets.
In October of the same year, these two initiatives were followed by an announcement of a national renewable energy target that aims to source 10% of the total electricity generation capacity from renewable energy sources by 2025 [83].
Inspired to help the farmers responsible for her cherished daily cup, she created City Girl Coffee in 2015, a brand that aims to source from women-owned and managed farms - from Brazil to Indonesia - while working to raise consumer awareness of gender inequality in the world's coffee-producing communities.
Responsible sourcing that supports conflict-affected communities Today, many electronic manufacturers aim to source conflict-free materials, which already represents great progress.
By then, the company aims to source 100percentt of its cotton from farms certified by the nonprofit Better Cotton Initiative or from recycled material.
For example, California passed the nation's most ambitious climate change law, Illinois passed the one of most comprehensive state energy bills ever crafted, New York is aims to source 50% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2030, and Maryland signed a landmark climate legislation, setting a model of bipartisanship nationwide.
