The phrase "aims to act" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the intention or purpose of a person, organization, or initiative to take action towards a specific goal.
Example: "The organization aims to act on climate change by implementing sustainable practices in its operations."
Alternatives: "intends to take action" or "seeks to act".
This aims to act as the DC offset of the input signal.
The Barn aims to act as a rival to the main stage at Field Day, with cutting-edge lighting and sound equipment within its gigantic metal construction.
It aims to act as a better filter for your Facebook news feed: it "only shows you what's best: the best pictures, videos, statuses, groups, links, interests, etc".
CUSPA aims to act as a link between professionals of the spa industry and students, as well as sponsoring forums, workshops, and lectures in the Cornell community.
Therefore, this chapter is up-to-date and comprehensive in its scope, and aims to act as a quick reference guide for those interested in blood-contacting biomaterials.
In contrast to Occupy's existing camps in the capital – next to St Paul's Cathedral and on Finsbury Square – the new outpost will not be primarily residential but aims to act as a forum for ideas and meetings.
Crowdfunding sites like SoMoLend aim to act as a kind of financial launching pad.
Catering to institutional investors, real estate companies and financial firms, Kimberlite is aiming to act as a trusted adviser.
The framework is aimed to act as a guideline for designers in the AM industry to provide design oriented and feasible material-machine-process combinations.
Senate leaders aim to act next week on an even tougher bill that would affect all large banks that have received more than $100 million in asset relief payments.
The awards, which aim to act as an antidote rather than an addition to the established slate of ceremonies, will be handed out at a winners-only event in London just after this year's Academy Awards.
