The phrase "aims to install" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the intention or goal of a project, initiative, or program that involves setting up or implementing something.
Example: "The new software aims to install a more efficient system for managing customer data."
Alternatives: "intends to implement" or "seeks to establish".
It aims to install 10,000 MW of hydropower by 2020, 80% of which will be sold to India.
Eichinger's film will now be developed by Constantin Film, which aims to install a director and complete the screenplay to a short time-frame.
SCE's $1.7 billion SmartConnect program, for example, aims to install smart meters in five million southern California homes and businesses between 2009 and 2012.
It aims to install two new directors who, presumably, would be told to take a more robust approach to protecting shareholders' interests.
To support the community and increase access to sustainable, affordable power, Thunder Valley Energy aims to install solar panels on reservation homes.
Protesters have been calling for Yingluck's resignation since November under the banner of the People's Democratic Reform Committee PDRCC), which aims to install an unelected "people's council" to institute political reform, citing government corruption.
China is aiming to install 10GW of offshore wind energy by 2020 and has ramped up its installation speed over the past two years.
Instead, they aimed to install a western-style market economy in Russia.
These Swedish multinationals helped to kill the wage earner funds plan of the 1970s, a trade union-backed reform that aimed to install workers' ownership of these corporations.
Responding to concerns about safety in unstaffed stations, the agency said it would aim to install more than 5,000 intercoms designed to be highly visible to riders.
With a budget of $2 billion, Electrify America is aiming to install an initial wave of 600 chargers at gas stations, and 1,500 at office parks and apartment buildings.
