The phrase "as it aspires to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals, ambitions, or aspirations of a subject.
Example: "The organization is committed to excellence, as it aspires to become a leader in sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "as it aims to" or "as it seeks to".
The estate, or wilderness reserve as it aspires to be, covers 23,000 acres.
Even as it aspires to academic greatness, Basis still contends with the same challenges faced in many schools.
Dishonored is a playpen for expression, perhaps not as wide or diverse as it aspires to be, but wide enough.
And such questions will continue to plague America for as long as it aspires to be both a superpower and a champion of democracy and self-determination.
It appeared that Republicans had picked up on the tension El-Sayed had pinpointed: between the Democratic Party as it has been and as it aspires to be.
Obsession is the overarching theme, probably, but with a dubious premise and four unpleasant characters, the play is not involving enough to be as shocking as it aspires to be.
Psychology, inasmuch as it aspired to be an empirical science, regarded consciousness as "a black box". All that could be observed and measured was input and output, not what went on inside.
The meaning of the modern is to be found as much in what it renounces as in what it aspires to.
Then the fantasy sequences faded away and it became clear that the whole thing is a kind of delirium, as unembarrassed about the ludicrous implausibility of its plotting as it is about the models it aspires to.
As in the biblical narratives it aspires to, "Dune" begat "Dune Messiah," which begat "Children of Dune," which begat "God Emperor of Dune," "Heretics of Dune" and "Chapterhouse: Dune".
Alibaba is best-known as an e-commerce company, but it aspires to be much more.
