The phrase "also aim to be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing additional goals or aspirations alongside other objectives.
Example: "In addition to improving our product quality, we also aim to be more environmentally friendly in our operations."
Alternatives: "also strive to be" or "also seek to be".
The stores also aim to be more upscale, with hardwood floors, track lighting, free bottled water, on-site tailors, and televisions tuned to sports and financial programming.
The 30-second Robertson Stephens television spots -- all of them apparently filmed in double or triple time -- also aim to be unconventional in their message, she said, without delving too far into the substance of what, exactly, an investment bank does.
New constructions also aim to be more energy efficient.
A sizeable percentage of Americans also aim to "be a better person".
See Frege 1914 for a defense of the austere view that, in mathematics at least, only stipulative definitions should be countenanced.[1] Descriptive definitions, like stipulative ones, spell out meaning, but they also aim to be adequate to existing usage.
The Watch Enthusiast also aims to be something of a watchdog in a largely unregulated industry.
The game also aims to be a spur for children to investigate the kind of programming tools they might be using at school, rather than competing with them.
The income tax code also aims to be progressive, taxing high-income taxpayers at a higher rate than low-income taxpayers.
When the firm announces its fourth-quarter profits next week, Goldman is also aiming to be more transparent about its results and risk management, according to people with knowledge of the changes who could not speak publicly on the matter.
But it also aims to be more than just a shopping center, with lifestyle experiences including movies, bookstores, a gym – and an appeal to children with a Reebok sports club.
Yes. Acura expands on the form language of the RLX flagship sedan, but also aims to be every family's luxury S.U.V. with the addition of its front-wheel drive option.
