The phrase "ultimately aim to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used when describing a goal or objective that is the ultimate or final aim of a certain action or plan. Example: The company's new marketing campaign ultimately aims to increase brand recognition and boost sales.
It is a way to open a public debate and ultimately aim to change common preconceptions about pregnant women whilst campaigning for more effective laws to protect them.
Many of those efforts ultimately aim to team a corporation or local organization with a specific school, getting employees to donate their time as well as corporate resources to improve students' experiences.
But Uber's ambitions might be beyond that: you can envisage the strategy paper that shows how they ultimately aim to replace the private car in cities and arguably public transport.
Then there is the aid industry perspective: private equity firms looking to invest in developing countries have long been a bete noire for many humanitarians – their motives are questioned regularly amid fears that their models ultimately aim to exploit poorer consumers.
Maimoni says they ultimately aim to be platform agnostic and work across whatever cloud platform, customers are using.
You connect as many of the same-colored dots at once, and ultimately aim to make a square, which erases that entire color from the board.
We're ultimately aiming to develop this technology for delivering drugs to patients".
He ultimately aims to determine whether the advantages outweigh the cost.
He said he ultimately aimed to get the utility to agree to changes as part of an overall settlement.
The council ultimately aims to secure a status like that of champagne, darjeeling tea, basmati rice and Colombian coffee.
Payne's films might be funny but they're ultimately aiming to put that lump in your throat.
