The phrase "aims at settling the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to resolving a particular issue or situation.
Example: "The organization aims at settling the ongoing disputes between the two parties through mediation."
Alternatives: "seeks to resolve the" or "is focused on addressing the".
Talks between Southern and the RMT union aimed at settling the long-running railway dispute have broken down, meaning passengers could face renewed disruption from strikes.
The United States trade representative, Carla A. Hills, said that instead the Administration would extend for a year the current round of talks aimed at settling the dispute.
The advisers said Mrs. Clinton had only recently been persuaded to allow negotiations aimed at settling the lawsuit after firmly resisting such a course since the beginning, because that could be taken as evidence of his sexual misbehavior.
Iran and the world's major powers have announced they will continue talks on 18 February in Vienna over a comprehensive agreement aimed at settling the decades-long dispute over Tehran's nuclear activities and the complete lifting of the nuclear-related sanctions.
Talks aimed at settling the long-running school desegregation case in Yonkers have stalled, prompting a federal judge to issue an order yesterday affirming his 1997 finding that there were still vestiges of segregation in the city's schools, requiring costly remedies.
On 9 November, Fraser contacted Whitlam and invited him to negotiations with the Coalition aimed at settling the dispute.
The recent start of diplomatic negotiations in Vienna involving all the major powers aimed at settling the Syria conflict may provide some hope.
More than 10 years ago, Spalding's adviser, Jonas Frisén, a stem cell researcher at the Karolinska Institute and study co-author, urged her to take on a project aimed at settling this debate by using an unconventional approach.
