The phrase 'aims to lessen' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a person or action is intended to reduce or make something less. For example, "The new policy aims to lessen the financial burden of college tuition."
A new phone service called Simulring aims to lessen such headaches.
A new interactive tool that uses 360-degree video technology aims to lessen that fear by giving citizens a virtual tour of every corner of an average police station.
Without it, farmers are obliged to sell part of their meagre crops of maize and beans, their diet has suffered, and they lack the savings or access to capital to bounce back after drought, argues Tania Bacelar, an economist at the Federal University of Pernambuco. Regionalpolicy supposedly aims to lessen inequalities.
Finally, ideal design which aims to lessen the weight of a composite vessel to the maximum extent under strength and stiffness constraints is commented.
"There are many businesses and offices close to the popular busking spots and this guide aims to lessen the impact on them without stopping the performers and denying visitors the enjoyment, variety and flair that street performers bring to the city".
An executive order signed by President Obama on Monday aims to lessen the burden of student debt for a maximum 5 million young Americans.
Sanctuary Retreats' guides take the children on game drives, aiming to lessen their fear of wildlife.
Vancouver Umbrella, a Canadian manufacturer, developed a canopy that spins when hit, aiming to lessen the impact of a strike.
The most benign way, politically and economically, in which to manage that might be through macroprudential policies that aim to lessen exposures among lender-economy banks to brewing bubbles abroad.
The tunnels also aim to lessen rail delays after turtles were responsible for 13 disruptions to train services between 2002 and 2014 by falling into spaces between rail switches and getting squashed, according to West Japan Railway officials.
It also aimed to lessen some of the inequalities that had emerged during the two "lost" decades under the Liberal Democratic Party LDPP).Yet it has barely begun to face up to the demographic challenge, even though that is likely to exacerbate those inequalities among the young as well as the old.
