The phrase "aims actually" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to clarify or emphasize the true intentions or objectives of a subject.
Example: "The project aims actually to improve community engagement rather than just increase profits."
Alternatives: "intends truly" or "seeks genuinely".
The fracture seems to have been building for some time as the two men disagreed over how far the rebellion should go to achieve its aims — and in some ways over what those aims actually were, according to diplomats and analysts in the region.
I do not know the politics, the aims, the ambitions, or anything else of the people in Benghazi... I think we should be slightly cautious about going to war on behalf of a group of people who we do not know, understand or are aware of what their aims actually are.
Is that aim actually important, popular and good value?
The first is that while it is indeed another turn-based game of war, requiring you to move your team members and shoot at colourful aliens as they attempt to invade a steampunk, late 19th-century Earth, it plays like a third-person action game where your aim actually matters.
One of the main aims is actually to allow high cooperation between different providers while keeping intact the authority, confidentiality, and full control of each provider over its underlying resources.
The question, of course, for most international researchers is whether these lofty aims are actually filtering down to the grass roots of everyday reality.
Eyewitness reporter William Strachey deems the rebels "innovators," but his candid account reveals that their aims were actually restorative and clarifies that innovation was in fact a key aspect of sovereignty.
No big tackles, no match-defining moments and only one occasion when he took aim and actually hit the target.
Yet Graham's aim was actually far from surrealism and his weird juxtapositions are simply reflections of the contradictions of life.
Others aim to actually reverse the aging process by reviving the skin, increasing bone mass or even creating new brain cells.
Unlike "free" social networks, marGenius is aimed at actually getting you some business, so they will eventually charge a small fee for use.
