The phrase "aims for fewer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives that involve reducing quantity or frequency.
Example: "The new policy aims for fewer instances of absenteeism among employees."
Alternatives: "strives for less" or "seeks to reduce".
A rare constructive action came in 1988 when he patented a digital chess clock which added extra time per move, aiming for fewer blunders as the players tried to beat flagfall.
Foxconn said Wednesday it would continue to cut overtime, aiming for fewer than nine hours a week instead of the current 20, even though that could raise labor costs while making it difficult to attract workers.
Before going to Europe, I should have aimed for a few nights of at least eight hours of sleep.
Rather than aiming for the few non-voters most likely to select them, they have aimed for the broader public, relying on rallies and using victory speeches as infomercials, mass appeals that have seemed a little retro.
Pre-race analysis speculated Cancellara could aim for a few days in the race lead before the course shifted to the high mountains.
As we have aimed for as few exclusion criteria as possible we believe the study will show effectiveness and not solely efficacy.
Aim for a few runs of 2 or 3 minutes through the microwave, stirring quickly in between.
If you're a relatively new hire but you're happy with your current job, consider aiming for a few years of good work to start earning additional vacation time.
Aim for a few posts a week about upcoming shows, interesting things going on with band members, pics of recording sessions, etc. Keep your posts positive and upbeat, and proofread them all before sending them out.
"I've got a few aims for this season and one of them is to play under the gaffer in the Championship," he added.
