The phrase "aims at incorporating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to including or integrating something into a larger context or framework.
Example: "The project aims at incorporating sustainable practices into our daily operations."
Alternatives: "seeks to include" or "intends to integrate".
It aims at incorporating customers' affective needs into design elements that deliver customers' affective satisfaction.
It aims at incorporating all kinds of uncertainties that affect the thermal fatigue behaviour.
The first stage, construction of service-specific FMEA, aims at incorporating the service specific characteristics to the traditional FMEA, providing 3 dimensions and 19 sub-dimensions, encompassing the service characteristics.
This paper, however, aims at incorporating further clarification and improvements on the constructions and definitions of the model and its uses.
This paper aims at incorporating two distinct, yet important, features of oncology.
In this paper, we introduce the PriS approach, a security and privacy requirements engineering framework which aims at incorporating privacy requirements early in the system development process.
Active research is aimed at incorporating these main issues, along with others, into models.
Such a move would effectively admit the failure of 17 years of bipartisan policy aimed at incorporating Russia into the international order.
This year, both the NIH and the FDA announced intentions to draft new policies and guidelines aimed at incorporating sex differences in research and regulation.
Called the Syrian National Initiative, the new group is aimed at incorporating virtually all opposition parties, internal councils and notable figures.
Here, we aim at incorporating this progress into a global framework, which will hopefully help refine design strategies for these systems in the future.
