The phrase "aims at assuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intention or goal of a particular action or policy to provide certainty or confidence.
Example: "The new policy aims at assuring the public that their safety is our top priority."
Alternatives: "seeks to guarantee" or "strives to ensure".
He said it was aimed at assuring that muni bond insurance would continue to be available.
The campaign is aimed at assuring that mention of Jewish refugees is included in future General Assembly and Human Rights Council resolutions and commemorations.
Toyota has highlighted its technicians in several television ads aimed at assuring customers that it is fixing the problems.
It calls for changes in those policies as well, aimed at assuring that those with very low incomes "are assured access to housing assistance if they need it".
Mr. Gingrich said the resolution was also aimed at assuring that tax increases were not adopted without accompanying cuts in spending.
Quantitative analysis of physical state is imperative from the viewpoint of both the manufacturing and the regulatory control aimed at assuring safety and efficacy of drug products.
New York court officials outlined procedures Tuesday aimed at assuring that all homeowners facing foreclosure were represented by a lawyer, a shift that could give tens of thousands of families a better chance at saving their homes.
Mr. Weber's statement was aimed at assuring markets that no more surprises along the lines of IKB were in the offing, since markets feared German lenders might be hiding greater losses.
Mr. Blair has taken it upon himself to counter such suspicions with an energetic and highly personal public relations campaign that is aimed at assuring Arabs and Muslims that their concerns are being taken seriously.
Lewis stars, with Tom Brady, in the latest N.F.L. ad aimed at assuring mothers about the conscientiousness of the league when it comes to protecting the future health of their sons.
