The phrase "attained its aim" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a goal or objective has been successfully achieved.
Example: "After months of hard work, the project finally attained its aim of increasing community engagement."
Alternatives: "achieved its goal" or "reached its objective."
Supernatural thriller meets New York police procedural in Eddy Duran's wobbly "36 Saints," a modest effort only fitfully attaining its aims.
The Syrian government views the U.N. idea as "worth studying... in order to attain its aims to return security to the city of Aleppo," reported the official Syrian news service, citing Assad.
With unclear goals and few specific plans for what to do next, the opposition hopes the rally will give voice to the widespread dissatisfaction with Mr. Milosevic, but no longer expects to attain its original aim of forcing early elections at all levels.
The means-ends analysis often rewards this study by pointing out what the crucial methodological features of a given scientific enterprise are, and by explaining precisely why and how these features are connected to the success of the enterprise in attaining its epistemic aims.
Lacking the support of friendly great powers at the peace congress of Westphalia in 1648, he did not attain his aim of acquiring all of Pomerania, with the Oder estuary and the important harbour of Stettin (since 1945 Szczecin).
In the CBS interview, Mr Obama says that, whatever is agreed, the Bill must actually help attain his aims of giving coverage to all and lowering costs.
The day will come when he attains his aims by these means, without the Allies "having any reason, or even any intention, to intervene". It may be that we shall witness a fourth partition of Poland.
Even if we agree with Bentham that rectitude of decision is the aim of legal procedure and that achieving accuracy in fact-finding is necessary to attain this aim, it is not obvious that a rule-based approach to admissibility will undermine this aim in the long run.
As long as knowledge has not been attained, the skeptics aim not to affirm anything.
