The phrase "aims at simplicity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing goals or objectives that prioritize being straightforward or uncomplicated.
Example: "The design of the user interface aims at simplicity, ensuring that even novice users can navigate it easily."
Alternatives: "strives for simplicity" or "focuses on simplicity".
There's nothing wrong with aiming at simplicity, of course.
Hydrological models aim at simplicity by selecting the fundamental aspects of the target system at the expense of incidental details (Anderson and Burt 1985).
It's a class of device that is aimed at simplicity of use, portability and the ability to allow the user to sit down and type pretty much wherever they are without having to wait for a full-scale notebook PC to boot up or wake up from sleep mode.
Tao wrote that both Zhang Heng and Cai Yong "avoided inflated language, aiming chiefly at simplicity", and adding that their "compositions begin by giving free expression to their fancies but end on a note of quiet, serving admirably to restrain undisciplined and passionate nature".
Two field gas extraction devices optimized for different sampling conditions were recently designed and constructed, aiming at operational simplicity and portability.
Inside will be total flexibility for change at minimum construction cost, with the supermaze of electronics, transport, storage, services and practical needs all aiming at functional simplicity.
Although Memory Star is aimed at teenagers, its simplicity makes it appealing to all ages.
He was especially impressed by the boldly schematic figures of Orozco that aimed at the grand simplicity of early Italian masters in the circle of Giotto, and it was these that he remembered after the war when he himself began to paint.
It aims for simplicity and ease of use so that energy aspects can be incorporated at the preliminary stages of urban plans and policies.
Orchestrate's pricing, too, aims for simplicity.
