The phrase "aims at imposing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intention or goal of a particular action or policy that seeks to enforce or establish something.
Example: "The new legislation aims at imposing stricter regulations on environmental protection."
Alternatives: "seeks to enforce" or "intends to establish".
This article is devoted largely to a new system of nomenclature, which aims at imposing a degree of order upon the perplexing crowds os subatomic particles.
This article is devoted largely to a new system of nomenclature, which aims at imposing a degree of order upon the perplexing crowds os subatomic particles..
This study, supported by a on-going European project, aims at imposing an increasing and decreasing ramp-type temperature profile to the surface of foods, to achieve a complete or partial destruction of microorganisms.
One set was stressed through a lattice girder, aiming at imposing a quasi-pure bending state.
Andrew Berman, executive director of the preservation society, said its recommendations were aimed at imposing appropriate limitations on building size.
The restriction, affecting those aged 15 to 17, is aimed at imposing stricter discipline and to prevent inmates from staying up all night.
The restriction, affecting those aged 15 to 17, is aimed at imposing stricter discipline on inmates and to prevent them from staying up all night watching programmes.
Most domestic airlines now operate with a meticulously calibrated system aimed at imposing a charge for each degree of misery you choose to eliminate.
But the attack on a schoolgirl could expose the wider agenda of the Pakistani Taliban, which is aimed at imposing medieval-style Islam on the country.
Jeh Johnson's decision to designate election systems as critical infrastructure – a move they saw as a power grab aimed at imposing federal authority over state-run elections.
The FBG was used within a low-level control loop based on a model-following control algorithm, aimed at imposing a desired linear behavior to the actuator itself.
