The phrase "aims at exposing the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective of a work, such as an article, study, or project, that seeks to reveal or uncover something.
Example: "The documentary aims at exposing the corruption within the local government."
Alternatives: "seeks to reveal the" or "intends to uncover the".
These projects are thought experiments and satire, aimed at exposing "the anti-human logic of dominant technological power".
LIKE that of the American Lung Association, much of the work of Legacy, a 14-year-old antismoking organization, is aimed at exposing the health risks of cigarettes.
There were, the Wu Mings say, nearly 50 Luther Blissetts in Bologna alone, with hundreds more around Europe, and the group pulled off some notable hoaxes aimed at exposing the Italian media's chauvinism and less-than-diligent fact-checking.
These projects are thought experiments and satire, aimed at exposing "the anti-human logic of dominant technological power". Though Dark Inquiry is a collective, the group has leaders: Francis Tseng, an artist-in-residence at NEW INC; and Rachel Rosenfelt, the creative director of Verso Books.
The documents, declassified by the Obama administration, represent only a small fraction of the material recovered in the bin Laden raid, a sample that seems aimed at exposing the discord between al-Qaeda's core and the franchises that are now considered more worrisome national security threats.
Custer, in fact, nearly had lost the command of the Seventh Cavalry because of his participation in hearings aimed at exposing the corruption of the Ulysses S. Grant administration—a political blunder that infuriated the president to such a degree that he was ready to punish Custer by keeping him on the military sidelines.
To prove it, he's fired off slick videos aimed at exposing the secret, glittering wealth of Russia's top officials.
Although the book is not primarily a jeremiad aimed at exposing the shortcomings of the death penalty, Elliott makes it clear that she believes Ross' life, though inarguably flawed, was worth sparing.
His strategy for recording Trump ― an effort aimed at exposing the chaos in the White House ― involved asking FBI officials being interviewed to replace Comey as FBI director to wear wires during their conversations with the president, the sources said.
And in a letter addressed to Mikhail Prokhorov, the billionaire businessman who is also the owner of the Brooklyn Nets basketball team, the lawyer for whistleblower Grigory Rodchenkov threatens a countersuit aimed at exposing the Russian government's efforts to harass and intimidate his client in the United States.
