The phrase "a protocol that aims" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the purpose or objective of a specific protocol in a formal or technical context.
Example: "The research team developed a protocol that aims to improve data accuracy in clinical trials."
Alternatives: "a protocol designed to" or "a protocol intended to".
Remarkable reduction in morbidity and mortality was achieved in patients who were treated according to a protocol that aimed to achieve normoglycaemia.
These results suggest that DCE should be an integral part of a PET/MRI protocol that aims to detect recurrent tumor in a background of treatment changes.
MPLOT is a transport protocol that aims at maximizing the throughput of the upper layer application.
Timestamp-ordered MAC (TMAC) is a MAC protocol that aims to improve packet scheduling fairness in WMNs [13].
The present study assessed whether a practice protocol that aims at minimizing errors can induce implicit learning in young individuals with CP as well.
To provide a research protocol that aims to investigate consumer involvement in Australian health service accreditation programmes.
PSI-miRror is an iterative protocol that aims to refine the input sets by increasing its coherence to their candidate targets at each of the iterations.
TCP [25] is a high layer protocol that aims at providing reliability by using a congestion control mechanism [26].
Current diagnostic criteria (Lake Louise criteria; LLc) are based on the application of a recommended standardized protocol that aims to identify typical signs of the inflammatory cascade, which consist of oedema, regional hyperemia, and cellular death [11].
In this paper, we present a new approach which is a network-based mobility management protocol that aims to reduce the lengthy handover latency, jitter, high packet loss, and increase throughput and the performance of video transmission during the high speed mobility.
