The phrase "built with the aim" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has been created or constructed with a specific goal or purpose in mind. For example, "The new bridge was built with the aim of reducing traffic congestion in the city center."
"From the very beginning #IT_Namet was built with the aim of a peaceful protest.
Two independent extractors were built (with the aim of maximizing precision) to extract entities of the types Person and Organization.
The SPIDER experiment, a small-scale NBI, is going to be built with the aim to optimize the beam source.
It was built with the aim to reach better spectral interpretation following qualitative guidelines specifically related to peak ratios, peak overlap and layering effects.
A pipe network has to be built with the aim of equally distributing a given volume of water between three reservoirs.
Relevant prevent-burn tests were performed to validate the model, which is built with the aim of providing relevant information or clues for parachute design and material selection.
Green Building means to build with the aim of ensuring people's wellbeing, regarded as a physical and mental condition in which an individual's health, socio-economic balance and environmental protection play a role.
This information has allowed me to identify a series of structures build with the aim of propitiate the encounter of herds by means of anticipating the movements of the animals, searching to obtain near and fixed targets in order to materialize the attack.
It might be that the best that the party can hope for is a partial recovery on which it can then build, with the eventual aim of regaining control of the upper house in the 2013 election.
For example, in Ijburg – a brand new part of Amsterdam built on reclaimed river land – daycare centres, university spaces, schools, civic spaces and high-end properties were deliberately built together with the aim of creating community spaces that would be shared by people of different social-economic backgrounds and ages.
This paper reviews the connection between public health and built environment with the aim of proposing health impact assessment procedure to be made a mandatory requirement for preparation of development plans and application for planning permission.
