The phrase "aims to delay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing intentions or objectives related to postponing an event or action.
Example: "The new policy aims to delay the implementation of the proposed changes until further review."
Alternatives: "intends to postpone" or "seeks to defer".
Thus, Proposition 23 that aims to delay AB32 is counterproductive.
Instead, Wyden aims to delay the vote until after the weekend to provide the Senate an extended period to debate Pompeo.
Britain wants to move to stage two fast, but in order to keep as much leverage as possible in talks on the future relationship aims to delay agreeing the financial settlement as long as possible.
In order to manufacture products with a wide diversity, two approaches are proposed: modular design which aims at multiply components use cases in customized products, and postponement which aims to delay to the latest moment the point that differentiates the product or the process.
She said the 11 MPs will on Wednesday be supporting the Cooper-Letwin amendment - which aims to delay the UK's exit date from the EU by extending Article 50 if Theresa May fails to get her deal agreed by Parliament by 13 March.
-- FIFA aims to delay the 2022 World Cup to winter to avoid Qatar's brutal summer heat.
Treatments aim to delay the progression of swelling and to improve patients' quality of life (QOL).
In this study, uniformly distributed elastic crossties serve to replace the traditional single, or several cross-ties, aiming to delay "mode localization".
Their efforts aim to delay the onset of fatigue and reduce the risk of musculoskeletal injury in military personnel – who often carry heavy gear over long distances – but could also one day be applied to rehabilitate or assist people suffering from reduced lower limb mobility due to injury or disease.
Due to these common features, the selection of alloying compositions should aim to delay pearlite transformation and raise eutectoid temperature.
Thus, joint sparing surgical procedures may be desirable, with the aim to delay the degenerative progression, postponing or even obviating the end stage procedures (Gomoll et al. 2012; Madry et al. 2012).
