The phrase "aims at standing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to achieving a certain status or position.
Example: "The organization aims at standing out in the competitive market by offering innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "strives for recognition" or "seeks to achieve prominence."
Not bad, for a policy aimed at "standing up for Britain"!
(Reuters) MIDDLE EAST IRAN: KHATAMI PLEA President Mohammad Khatami, on the second day of a five-day visit to China, called for an "Asian convergence" aimed at standing up to Western dominance and globalization.
Bill de Blasio, New York's mayor, also revealed the city is suing the world's largest oil and gas companies over their role in knowingly creating dangerous global warming in a two-pronged assault that he said is aimed at "standing up for future generations".
Border patrol agents may shoot foreign nationals in Mexico with impunity – provided that those at whom they aim are standing within feet of US territory.
The news comes as Mrs. Clinton has edged ahead of Mr. Lazio in the polls, and Mr. Lazio said he would use his financial advantage to show television commercials aimed at improving his standing.
International human rights groups and dissidents within China have long asserted that China has deliberately used the Games to make political statements about the country aimed at bolstering its standing.
A preliminary investigation by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has found that the boy's death was the result of a mistake by soldiers who were aiming at an adult standing close to him and described by a senior officer as "unintentional".
Aim at long-standing problems that data lose, omission and loading errors in seismic data loading and quality control of Oil and Gas Field Company, this paper presents a software oriented system design scheme.
SAN JUAN, P.R. — Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, in a speech aimed at reaffirming his standing with the Hispanic community, vowed on Friday that in the next legislative session he would take on joblessness among young people in New York's State's minority communities.
The unexpected move by the fiery anti-U.S. Muslim leader, coupled with a vow to cease attacks on American forces in Iraq, may also have been aimed at elevating his standing among his countrymen and their neighbors by attempting to demonstrate that he has the power to make peace or destroy it.
