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The phrase "aiming to work with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing an intention or goal to collaborate or partner with someone or a group.
Example: "Our organization is aiming to work with local businesses to promote sustainable practices in the community."
Alternatives: "seeking to collaborate with" or "intending to partner with".
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Loyauté is thinking big: aiming to work with a company like Kraft to mass produce these sweets and use the money raised to protect Syrian heritage.
The focus of the current campaign is the university's impact on the world, aiming to work with philanthropists to address major global problems.
But Bradshaw warns that big media schemes aiming to work with local bloggers like ITN's proposed post-2012 part-publicly funded consortiums were considered by bloggers to be "partnerships on someone else's terms".
It's aiming to work with both.
They're currently aiming to work with rideshare/delivery drivers, enabling them to make a bit of extra coin while doing the driving they're already doing.
The company is currently aiming to work with football (soccer) and ice hockey teams: Football because it's the most popular sport in the world, hockey because in Finland, "We are good in hockey".
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Having aimed to work with three providers, the organisation completed the project with just one.
Recognising this problem, a donor-funded project has since 2011 aimed to work with small businesses in several regions.
According to Fortune, Sun's proposed deal would aim to work with the unions and keep the company going.
"The department always aims to work with our partners, and we value having an organization like WITS in our schools".
The project, Adolescents 360, aims to work with girls to find out what their needs are and how they can be met.
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