The phrase "as it aims" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the purpose or goal of an action or statement.
Example: "The project is designed to improve community engagement, as it aims to foster stronger relationships among residents."
Alternatives: "since it intends" or "because it seeks".
All kidding aside, Workface acquired Card.ly primarily for its user base, as it aims to introduce its virtual business card creation technology to more potential users.
Sharing the burden, and R&D cost, will delight Uber's investors as it aims for its initial public offering next year.
The selection signals a return to the British banking roots of Barclays, as it aims to bolster its credibility.
The job losses form part of cost-cutting plans as it aims to return its European operations to profit, the US car maker said.
Ford has cut 400 jobs at its engine plant in Bridgend as part of cost-cutting plans as it aims to return its European operations to profit.
Apple has declined to supply Carphone Warehouse, Britain's biggest mobile phone retailer, with its new smartwatch, as it aims to target the top end of the market.
Google has sometimes been resistant to take down links from its search results, as it aims to reflect the whole internet.
HTC is looking toward the high-end as it aims to distinguish its niche in the early VR market.
It will also generate more revenue from selling higher-margin replacement parts as it aims to increase its annual service revenue almost threefold to $50 billion.
ZestMoney is eying a larger round of funding soon as it aims to ramp up its business, and particularly technology.
James Williams reports on the challenges facing the nationalist party as it aims to spread beyond its Welsh-speaking heartlands.
