New Member. ......"No need for confusion. Use "aim to" when you refer to yourself, and "aim at" when you refer to a third party. e.g We "aimed to" ..... or This paper "aimed at .

Is aimed at AIMS TO?

If an action or plan is aimed at achieving something, it is intended or planned to achieve it. If you aim to do something, you decide or want to do it. If your actions or remarks are aimed at a particular person or group, you intend that the person or group should notice them and be influenced by them.

Is aimed at or for?

“Aim for” is trying to get yourself somewhere. “Aim at” is trying to get something somewhere else.