The phrase "aims at seeking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a goal or objective that involves searching for something or pursuing a particular outcome.
Example: "The organization aims at seeking innovative solutions to environmental challenges."
Alternatives: "strives to find" or "is focused on pursuing".
This paper aims at seeking a practical and comprehensive method for simulating the dynamic cornering fatigue test of the automotive wheels.
Then, MMD-Isomap aims at seeking an optimal nonlinear subspace to preserve the geometrical structure of each manifold according to the Isomap criterion, meanwhile, to enhance the discriminating capability by maximizing the distances between data points of different manifolds.
The study aims at seeking to develop and design high-quality medical service solutions, measures, training or public relation activities, etc., in order to improve the medical service quality and the patients' satisfaction with medical services.
The missive issued by the Taliban followed a flurry of diplomatic activity aimed at seeking a political settlement to end the war.
Some speak of a series of secret meetings in Arab capitals, aimed at seeking a deal whereby, in exchange for a degree of autonomy, southern leaders would back a change to the constitution which Mr Saleh purportedly seeks.
A7 Haitian Prisoner Raises Doubts From prison, former Prime Minister Yvon Neptune has denounced his case as a "political witch hunt" aimed at seeking vengeance, not justice, against those who supported Jean-Bertrand Aristide. Jean-Bertrand Aristide
G.M. has made several moves this year that are aimed at seeking more efficient and effective ways to spend its giant ad budget, among them consolidating the duties for its media planning and buying.
This paper is aimed at seeking solution diagrams by means of performing parametric studies.
A lot of problems in automatic control aim at seeking top designs for discrete-event systems.
That generates time consuming retrieval tasks that have definitively no added value since they aim at seeking past information.
We therefore propose that the remodeling of the root architecture in response to metals could be a pollution 'escaping strategy' aimed at seeking metal-free patches.
