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Free sign upThe phrase "aims to exploit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing intentions or objectives, particularly in contexts related to taking advantage of resources, opportunities, or situations.
Example: "The company aims to exploit the latest technology to enhance its production efficiency."
Alternatives: "intends to utilize" or "seeks to take advantage of".
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The fund's investment in Tingyi aims to exploit China's evolution toward an economy geared more to consumption than to exports.
Soft computing aims to exploit such a tolerance for solving practical problems.
The two main defendants face additional charges of "forming a group that aims to exploit the Islamic religion to propagate extremist ideas".
A third type of power, called ocean thermal, aims to exploit temperature differences between the surface and deep ocean, mainly applicable in the tropics.
Mr. Adler aims to exploit the increasingly cynical view of consumers, particularly young ones, about the way Hollywood pushes its wares.
Tinder isn't as private as many of its users think, and a new website which aims to exploit that is causing concern among users of the dating app.
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The aim was to exploit the pronounced piezoelectric effect that is theoretically expected normal to the substrate.
"And we, Vice, aim to exploit it".
I then aim to exploit this information to discover ways to defeat these cancer cells.
In branding themselves as a Eurosceptic party, the Tories aim to exploit a pervasive public mood.
VR therapies must aim to exploit the incredible imaginative capacity of the technology.
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