The phrase "and aspires" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a desire or ambition to achieve something or reach a certain goal.
Example: "She works hard in her studies and aspires to become a doctor one day."
Alternatives: "and aims" or "and hopes".
once was and aspires to be again.
She just started her third year of school and aspires to be a teacher.
It's new and aspires to be a national index of specialty coffee shops.
Jimmy, unlike Ray, has big dreams and aspires to be a stand-up comic.
It's a mainstream crime novel that spans 50 years and aspires to mix mystery with history.
The Marchmains are everything Ryder is not and aspires to be: grand, hedonistic, emotionally complex.
Hakim carries a Spider-Man notebook filled with sketches and aspires instead to be an artist.
But he still enjoys cruising around Westchester and aspires to join a motorcycle "gang".
Giardini is set in the off-season gardens and aspires to the condition of imagist poetry.
Elena is a burgeoning literary scholar and aspires to a career in translation.
A true conservative recognizes the necessity of government and aspires to make it good, not to abolish it.
