The phrase "aiming to standardize" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an intention or goal to create uniformity or consistency in a process, product, or practice.
Example: "The committee is aiming to standardize the procedures across all departments to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "seeking to standardize" or "striving to standardize".
Public infrastructure construction is subjected to numerous attempts aiming to standardize the tasks as well as the limitation of costs.
Efforts aiming to standardize single-cell qPCR open up means to move single-cell analysis from specialized research settings to standard research laboratories.
Santo Versace, chairman of the family-owned Versace company and a member of Italy's Parliament, introduced last December the Reguzzoni-Versace law aiming to standardize how many pieces of a garment or product must be made entirely in Italy to justify the label.
New guidelines were implemented in 2005 aiming to standardize the service offered.
The International Standards Organization (ISO) established a framework known as the open system interconnection (OSI) reference model aiming to standardize communication systems.
In early 2018, the Brazilian presidency enacted Decree n. 9.319/18, which outlines the Brazilian Digital Transformation Strategy, aiming to standardize all the initiatives of the federal bureaus related to the innovation ecosystem.
Common Core standards, which aim to standardize curricula from state to state, require that each school day include more informational text, and that students react to readings by reaching conclusions based on evidence, instead of reflecting on what the material means for their personal lives.
We'll also see connectivity platforms like Apple Home and IFTTT that aim to "standardize" in addition to the hardware standards we're talking about already.
These aimed to standardize service provision and address numerous reproductive health challenges.
This study aimed to standardize quantitative motor measures initially developed for adults and adapted to the evaluation of preschoolers.
