The phrase "aims to crack" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an intention or goal to solve a problem or understand something difficult.
Example: "The research team aims to crack the code that has puzzled scientists for decades."
Alternatives: "intends to solve" or "seeks to decipher".
Probe design aims to crack inspection over flat surface, especially suitable for micro-defect detection on high density bare PCB.
Singer Ellie Goulding has challenged British councils for their treatment of the homeless, expressing her "disgust" at a public space protection order (PSPO) that aims to crack down on rough sleeping in the London borough of Hackney.
The Senate approved a $630bn measure authorizing next year's Pentagon budget that aims to crack down on military sexual assault and eases restrictions on transferring detainees from Guantánamo Bay.
Confronting the very inkling of a disempowered African female, her work aims to crack the morse code associated with western ideals of beauty and how they can appeal to black women.
In contrast, prices were up by 10% and 9% in Dallas and Denver, though those cities are now just 1% away from their recent all-time index highs.After six years of on-off talks, the European Union's member states adopted a revised savings-tax directive, which aims to crack down on tax evasion.
The move is part of a delicate balancing act by the Obama administration, which aims to crack down on the corruption that reaches the highest levels of the Afghan government without derailing the counterinsurgency efforts that are dependent on Mr. Karzai's cooperation.
Scientists are aiming to crack the brain's code.
He is aiming to crack the art world, and is actually beginning to be taken very seriously.
The losses come ahead of a Competition and Markets Authority report tomorrow, which will announce new measures aimed to crack down on overcharging in the energy supply sector.
Republicans and Democrats who face re-election in November are skittish about the issue, given the broad public support for Arizona's new law aiming to crack down on illegal immigration.
The rules, which are now open to public comment, aim to crack down on lending practices that have been shown to target low-income individuals and ensnare them in a cycle of borrowing at inflated rates.
