The phrase "aims to feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the intention or goal of a project, article, or event to include or highlight specific elements or subjects.
Example: "The documentary aims to feature the stories of unsung heroes in the community."
Alternatives: "intends to showcase" or "seeks to highlight".
Each Calvin Klein Collection show aims to feature at least 10 exclusive models.
ARCO welcomed more than 190,000 people through its doors in 2009, and in 2010 it aims to feature the best and most cutting-edge contemporary art.
It especially aims to feature interpretations of Joyce's work that make use of archival resources.
Melding the supple surface of a flower's petal with the icy sheen of an ice cube, Rincón aims to feature "this classic subject matter using some of the particularities of its own language and technique, and at the same time giving it a more contemporary approach, playing with ice geometries in a juxtaposition of textures and materials".
Strategists in both parties aim to feature nonprofits because the innocuously named groups make it easy for deep-pocket donors to give in secrecy to causes operating as hard-ball partisans, even as they claim to be independent.
Naik is aiming to feature in Leicestershire's Championship match with Essex on 1 August.
Each exhibition at Design Miami does not only aim to feature moving, thought-provoking and clever design propositions.
By the time the SNCC Digital Gateway is complete, it's aiming to feature 300 – 400 profiles, 100 plus events, 50 organizing SNCC pages, and over 20 audiovisual pieces.
Ain't-Bad Magazin'tdoesn't aim to feature well-known artists for the sake of growing popularity instead, it takes pride in granting talented unknowns well-merited exposure.
In contrast to the quick editing and moving cameras of modern action films, The Winter Soldier aimed to feature longer action scenes that felt more visceral and dangerous.
