The phrase "aims at preparing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal of an action or initiative, particularly in educational or developmental contexts.
Example: "The new curriculum aims at preparing students for the challenges of the future job market."
Alternatives: "intends to prepare" or "seeks to equip".
The present work aims at preparing alumina-titania composite membranes that can withstand temperature up to 700 C.
The project aims at preparing future software engineers to formalize and solve emerging life-science problems, as well as life-science researchers with a strong background in high-performance computing.
If the panel's argumentation had to be summarised in one sentence, it would be this one expert comment: "The world is not subject-based!" This leads easily to another thought, namely that the assessment of an education that aims at preparing the pupils to manage in world cannot rely on a subject-based final assessment.
Officials said they planned to open three new schools in 2009 aimed at preparing students for industry jobs upon graduation.
The trip was aimed at preparing for a visit by Prime Minister Ayad Allawi, Iran's official news agency, IRNA, reported.
Offered by a nonprofit group called Township Chamber Foundation, the course is aimed at preparing people from different walks of life to become leaders in their community.
In a toughly worded speech that seemed aimed at preparing Americans for a potential war with Iraq, Mr. Bush added, "The only path to safety is action.
It aimed at preparing tropical Africa for self-rule by gradually transferring local authority from tribal chiefs to members of the Western-educated elite.
North Korea also criticized Mr. Lee for proposing the unification tax, saying the idea was "very unsavory" because it was aimed at preparing for turmoil in the North.
Cutler, 42, became a curiosity in N.B.A. arenas last season when he refereed a half dozen games as part of an initiative aimed at preparing top prospects.
