The phrase "aims at realising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives that one intends to achieve or bring to fruition.
Example: "The organization aims at realising its vision of a sustainable future through innovative practices."
Alternatives: "strives to achieve" or "seeks to accomplish".
Similar schemes, such as the Federal Credit Programme in America, are tools of fiscal policy aimed at realising public-policy goals in an efficient and effective manner by using loans.
The billionaire entrepreneur showed off solar roof tiles that eliminate the need for traditional panels and a longer-lasting home battery, which Tesla calls the Powerwall, aimed at realising his vision of selling a fossil fuel-free lifestyle to consumers.
The Office of Uganda's First Lady, Mrs. Janet Museveni, has since 2012 championed implementation of the country's eMTCT plan through country-wide regional advocacy and community dialogue, sensitization and mobilization eMTCT campaigns aiming at realising an HIV-free generation.
NEW YORK, USA, 08 January 2010 – UNICEF UK's new Child Friendly Communities initiative aims to realise and embed child rights at the local level throughout the UK, improving the well-being of children and young people.
ACP aims to realise a patient's autonomy and self-determination in medical decision-making at the end of life.
The project thus more broadly aims to realise a scientific innovation of importance.
This aim was realised by: building and optimising realistic and representative close-packed Co nanoparticle models at various sizes; defining, identifying and counting the exposed surface sites; generalising these findings based on the small subset of simulated nanocrystal models.
We've launched projects of regime change, which aim to realise these ideas by toppling tyrants.
Another, the Pebble Watch, raised $10,266,845 from a pitch aiming to realise $100,000.
