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"it aims high" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a person, an organization, or a plan that sets ambitious goals. For example, "The new management team has a very ambitious plan; it aims high to increase profits by 50% in just two years."
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It aims high, without fear.
It is an uneven show, in need of one more revision – yet like the Little Mermaid herself, it aims high and catches at the human heart.
It aims high.
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