The phrase "aims to highlight the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or intention of a piece of writing, research, or presentation, particularly when emphasizing a specific point or aspect.
Example: "The report aims to highlight the importance of sustainable practices in modern agriculture."
Alternatives: "seeks to emphasize the" or "intends to showcase the".
The show aims to highlight the influences on street and graffiti art and the way that styles have developed.
The television series aims to highlight the vulnerability of the complex coral ecosystem to warmer oceans and acidified water.
The RNIB campaign, #seetheneed, aims to highlight the need for sight loss advisers in every UK hospital.
The move aims to highlight the cultural and financial benefits of a practice they see as a sustainable, ethical choice.
This gigantic greenhouse complex aims to highlight the relationship between plants and people, something Saturday night's headliners Spiritualized have been doing for years.
6x9: a virtual experience of solitary confinement aims to highlight the psychological toll on those subjected to such harsh incarceration for between 22 and 24 hours a day.
It aims to highlight the need for urgent action to safeguard Melanesia's marine resources in the face of threats like climate change, over-fishing and pollution.
They were bussed to the site by the Landless Workers Movementt, which says the occupation aims to highlight the failure of government promises to improve social housing.
Bringing together childcare experts, welfare organisations and academics, it aims to highlight the exceptional pressures that modern life imposes on childhood.
While Situation Rooms aims to highlight the realities of a wider world, You Once Said Yes is about highlighting the realities and personality of the participant.
The organisation will launch a legal guide to the goals later this year, which aims to highlight the key role the law must play in achieving the SDGs.
