The phrase "aims at injecting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intention or goal of introducing something, often in a context related to ideas, concepts, or substances.
Example: "The new policy aims at injecting innovation into the company's culture."
Alternatives: "seeks to introduce" or "intends to incorporate".
A US proposal, likely to be presented in the new year, would be aimed at injecting impetus.
Yet the two schools have decided to join forces in an unusual venture aimed at injecting American educational values and expertise into Palestinian society, in hopes of contributing to a future democratic State of Palestine.
German artist Katharina Fritsch's idea of a huge cockerel in ultramarine blue is aimed at injecting colour into the square.
Ms Fritsch's idea of a huge cockerel in ultramarine blue is aimed at injecting colour into the square.
The event, which includes Microsoft among its sponsors, is aimed at injecting fresh ideas and thinking into the 13-year-old airline, according to CEO Tony Fernandes, who last year said he wanted to make AirAsia a "digital airline".
The Bank has already kept benchmark interest rates at a historic low of 0.5% since 2009 and maintained the size of its asset purchase programme at £375bn, aimed at injecting money into the financial system and spurring bank lending.
The changes are aimed at injecting market forces in to the system when higher tuition fees come in for England this autumn and at allowing good universities to expand.
The Zlango offering was originally aimed at injecting life and excitement into the ever popular but boring SMS, however, the company's jump into the Web space indicates an understanding that engaging users requires Zlango to extend itself beyond a pure mobile play.
Yet the rhetoric from Netanyahu and Avigdor Lieberman continues to seemingly be aimed at injecting Israel into the debate in Iran (both Israeli leaders have, for instance, openly endorsed Mousavi).
The 350 organization has already put together several global calls to action, with its newest aimed squarely at injecting climate change back in the election.
