The phrase "aims to realize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives that someone or something intends to achieve or bring into existence.
Example: "The organization aims to realize its vision of a sustainable future through innovative practices."
Alternatives: "seeks to achieve" or "strives to accomplish".
Obama aims to realize the end-of-ideology politics that Daniel Bell and others glimpsed in the early 1960s.
Tax-loss harvesting aims to realize losses on individual stocks in conjunction with an investment objective such as index tracking.
It aims to realize the computerized method to classify the herbs plants in a very convenient way.
SIRGAS (Geocentric Reference Frame for the Americas) is an international enterprise of the geodetic community that aims to realize the Terrestrial Reference Frame in the America's countries.
Smart and optimal manufacturing in Industry 4.0 aims to realize distributed networking manufacturing connecting the whole supply chain: suppliers, factories, distribution, and customers.
The Internet of Things (IoT) paradigm aims to realize heterogeneous physical world objects interacting with each other and with the surrounding environment.
For the design of effective policies aiming to realize the advantages of SAVs, a better understanding of how SAVs may be adopted is necessary.
This way, we aim to realize the benefits that continuations can provide to web applications, while ameliorating the drawbacks that they exhibit in practice.
In recent years significant investments were made in retrofitting of existing buildings with the aim to realize a strong functional, energy and seismic refurbishment.
Bearing performance degradation assessment is one of the most important techniques in proactive maintenance aiming to realize equipment's near-zero downtime and maximum productivity.
The exemplary person, inspired by the harmony and creativity of the cosmos, must emulate that pattern by aiming to realize the highest ideal of "unity of man and heaven" (tianrenheyi) through ceaseless self-exertion.
