The phrase "a study that aimed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the purpose or objective of a research study.
Example: "The study that aimed to explore the effects of sleep on cognitive performance yielded significant results."
Alternatives: "a study designed to" or "a study focused on".
SF-12 was also used in a study that aimed to assess HRQoL in patients with home enteral tube feeding [11].
This paper presents the findings of a study that aimed to explore the impact of clinical simulation on self-efficacy beliefs amongst pre-registration nurses.
This paper is a report of a study that aimed to examine factors connected to progression and attrition by mapping student characteristics against Year 1 progression data.
This paper also reports on a study that aimed to assess whether those abilities affected achievements in the spatial thinking of 10th graders who worked with the software.
To test that possibility, Sean Wojcik, a psychologist at the University of California, Irvine, and colleagues devised a study that aimed to assess not just happiness but also people's tendency to self-enhance.
In 2005, he published a study that aimed to show where visual awareness happens in the brain by using illusions to mask a target that was in plain sight.
Dr. Cox also is enrolling patients in Diabetes Driving, a study that aims to identify and prevent other risks associated with drivers who have diabetes.
One of the greatest critics of the merger, Sprint, recently commissioned a study that aims to deconstruct AT&T's argument for job creation through the merger.
This paper corresponds to the second part of a study that aims at modeling helical structures accounting for translational invariance.
This month, scores of interviewers dispersed across China for the start of a study that aims to document everything from emotional stress to family planning.
This marks the beginning of a study that aims to provide a reference to the design, construction, and operation of hydropower stations in China.
