The phrase "aka him" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used informally to clarify or provide an alternative name or identity for someone, but it is typically used in spoken language or casual writing.
Example: "The author of the book, aka him, is known for his unique writing style."
Alternatives: "also known as him" or "otherwise referred to as him".
But here's the kicker: Snoop answered with, "Put hands on him" (aka hit him), which came up low at No. 4. Leonard got a chance to beat him, and came up with "scream at him" ― the No. 2 answer ― giving him the steal.
So he and actress Zooey Deschanel – aka She & Him – decided to excavate and rehabilitate some figgy-pudding-heavy classics.
Recently discovered notes to an Oxford undergraduate, Eric George, aka "Jeames", show him testing, and parodying, the language of love.
Have been known to rescue small kittens and puppies from imminent death by walking into traffic forcing cars to stop or kill him (aka me) as well as the animal.
In Me and Hitch, his short memoir of his time working on The Birds, Evan Hunter (aka Ed McBain) portrayed him as a vain and fussy film-maker overly concerned with critical respectability and determined to make The Birds his crowning achievement.
So now that you've been dancing for way too many songs, aka three, tell him you need to see where your friends are.
We really needed to settle, for once and for all, who was better: me or him, aka the US or the UK.
It's one of the most important holidays in Islam, and it commemorates that time Abraham almost sacrificed his kid because voices aka God asked him to.
Marty helping George McFly get together with Lorraine was their density... er... destiny, but surely later in life George would've noticed that some of the things "Calvin Klein," aka Marty, told him in 1955 turned out to come true in the future, right? .
http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/18552/1/my-favorite-picture-of-you The Naked Rambler, BBC iPlayer Whether you celebrate him, or ridicule him, Stephen Gough, aka 'The Naked Rambler', has long since earned his place in the English eccentrics hall of fame.
