The phrase "aims to regulate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intentions or objectives of a policy, law, or organization regarding control or governance over a specific area.
Example: "The new legislation aims to regulate the use of drones in urban areas to ensure public safety."
Alternatives: "intends to oversee" or "seeks to control".
As the EC points out in a statement on the news, the changes were made to reflect the decline in usage of more traditional fixed-line telephone services — not necessarily that the regulators have succeeded in their aims to regulate those markets.
It seems that the stress response of the central regulator of heat shock gene expression aims to regulate autophagy by inducing the intracellular HSP72 [ 37].
The government of Belize is currently considering an act that aims to regulate the real estate industry.
"Not one of these laws aims to regulate or limit academic discussion; on the contrary, opening the KGB archive will stimulate discussion".
He has cast himself as "a victim of cyber-bullying" and backed a proposed law that aims to "regulate" blogs, as his supporters cheer his pluck against academics and intellectuals.
The control objective aims to regulate the load voltage and frequency.
The voltage regulation loop is designed as a proportional-integral controller, which is aimed to regulate the DC output voltage to a desired level.
In an effort to head off legislation, American advertising trade organizations published principles last week by which they aimed to regulate behavioral monitoring programs.
Even Brillat-Savarin's famous definition of gastronomy's aim — to regulate and fix limits for appetite — is, he thinks, touched by a panicky need for control.
Unlike the notorious legislation it replaced, which protected Japan's myriad small-shop owners, the new rules aim to regulate not large shops in themselves but the environmental effects of their business.
When superheroes made their resurgence after the second world war, in the shadow of the Comics Code, which aimed to regulate the burgeoning US market, Marvel burst into new life and introduced many of the heroes who rule cinema screens today.
