The phrase "aims to activate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the intention or goal of a person, organization, or program to initiate or stimulate a particular action or response.
Example: "The new marketing campaign aims to activate customer engagement through interactive content."
Alternatives: "seeks to stimulate" or "intends to trigger".
This study evaluated two treatments targeting different mechanisms: (1) Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), which aims to desensitize negative memory representations that are proposed to maintain low self-esteem; and (2) Competitive Memory Training (COMET), which aims to activate positive representations for enhancing self-esteem.
Female Funders aims to activate 1000 female accredited investors to make their first angel investment.
Single-step load restoration in a substation usually aims to activate one or more circuits at the same time.
Paige Craig, a prolific LA-based investor and General Partner of Arena Ventures, one of LA's newest venture funds, aims to "activate 10,000 angel investors" alongside the investments they make, using leading equity crowdfunding platforms.
"MoodHacker aims to activate and engage employees in positive cognitive and behavioral skills to improve their mood, reduce depressive symptoms, and prevent escalation to clinical depression," Michael Mulvihill, the CEO of ORCAS, said in an email.
The probe immediately went to work, aiming to activate its solar panels before beginning the weeks-long process of setting instruments in place.
In this study, we aimed to activate the physical factors in the process of cleaning and minimize the energy consumption.
GO was used to support ruthenium catalysts with the aim to activate self-healing reactions in multifunctional materials able to integrate simultaneously the healing reactions with the very interesting properties of graphene-based materials.
Presented study deals with the pre-treatment of cellulose fibres with the aim to activate their surface and to enlarge their pore system, leading to an enhancement of fibres' affinity for subsequent functionalization processes.
Immuno-therapeutics aim to activate the body's own immune system against cancer and are one of the most promising cancer treatment strategies, but currently limited by a variable response rate.
The HIF hydroxylases are now the subject of pharmaceutical targeting by small molecule inhibitors that aim to activate or augment the endogenous HIF transcriptional response for the treatment of anaemia and other hypoxic human diseases.
