The phrase "aims to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the intention or goal of a person, organization, or project to put a plan or idea into action.
Example: "The new policy aims to implement sustainable practices across all departments."
Alternatives: "intends to execute" or "seeks to establish".
However, this study is part of an umbrella project, the BART-project, which aims to implement the SCS in practice and evaluate the implementation process in one region of the Netherlands, in preparation for the nation-wide implementation.
They have improved processing times and reduced error using the same technology that the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) aims to implement for universal credit.
The Islamic Party has been split over whether to work with Mr. Ahmed's government now that it aims to implement Shariah law.
The government's poverty tsar, Frank Field, aims to implement his anti-deprivation plan in his own constituency, disappointed that the government has ignored the report it commissioned from him.
This paper aims to implement this systematic approach.
It has also researched and aims to implement its own token economy on the Ethereum blockchain.
Since results of trials that aim to implement comprehensive care programs for frail, older people have been conflicting, assessing implementation fidelity alongside these trials is essential to differentiate between flaws inherent to the program and implementation issues.
Their reforms aim to implement a model of economic growth based on more investment, European Union funding and infrastructure development.
China's Third Plenum, a private conclave held by Chinese officials aiming to implement key reforms in the country, kept the markets guessing and capped gains in the commodity suite.
In quantum computing we aim to implement definite gate operations yielding, ideally, a unitary transformation,.
The architecture and protocols aim to implement the specs in an energy-efficient way.
