The phrase "aims at advancing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to progress or improvement in a specific area.
Example: "The organization aims at advancing educational opportunities for underprivileged children."
Alternatives: "seeks to promote" or "strives to enhance".
This paper aims at advancing a solution to this theoretical problem.
Like most religious sciences it aims at advancing humans' prospect of redemption in the world to come.
The present work aims at advancing this hybrid HIDiC-VRCIR configuration by introducing multiple intermediate reboilers (IRs).
That is why the Cloud Agency aims at advancing the state of art of using the Clouds by providing a decision making support to the user for discovery and decision about the best Cloud solution that satisfies his requirements.
The current paper aims at advancing the state-of-the-art, by developing and using DNNs able to perform effective analysis of complex data for healthcare, with focus on neurodegenerative diseases, in particular Parkinson's [3, 11].
This research aims at advancing the state-of-the-art by exploring the characteristics of inductance tuning such that the enrichment of frequency measurements can be effectively realized to highlight the damage occurrence.
Don't alienate men and boys: Any programme aimed at advancing girls' empowerment must work with men and boys to provide an enabling environment.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu established a National Cyber Bureau this year and alloted 80 million shekels ($20 million) this month to a program aimed at advancing research and development for cyber security.
Both projects are aimed at advancing the cause of renewable energies in the face of climate change rather than being commercially viable enterprises.
The committee emphasises the importance of the fact that President Santos is now inviting all parties to participate in a broad-based national dialogue aimed at advancing the peace process".
It's something new to see crises -- especially a crisis as shocking as the terrorist attack -- consistently addressed with legislation that does almost nothing to address the actual problem, and is almost entirely aimed at advancing a pre-existing agenda.
