The phrase "aim at characterising the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intention or goal of a study, project, or analysis that focuses on defining or describing a particular subject.
Example: "The researchers aim at characterising the behavioral patterns of the species in its natural habitat."
Alternatives: "seek to define the" or "strive to describe the".
This study aims at characterising the preclinical biologic properties of this new tumour-targeting ligand, named [18F]FPyPEGCBT-c RGDfK).
This paper aimed at characterising the dominant modes explaining piezometric variability and at investigating the causes of this variability.
Specifically, we aimed at characterising the design variables that influenced the overall success of the simulation and allowed students to achieve the primary learning goals.
The work was aimed at characterising the interactions occurring between DIF and RS or RL polymers, along with their influence on the in-vitro drug-dissolution pattern.
Urged by a number of collapses of monuments, a research program was set up which aims at characterising the sandstone's behaviour under monotonic and sustained loading.
This study was thus designed to analyse A. nancymaae erythrocyte protein composition using MS data collected during a previous study aimed at characterising the Plasmodium vivax proteome and published in the pertinent literature.
The test campaign aims at characterising the influence of fibre material (carbon, glass, aramid, Vectran® and Dyneema®), matrix material (untoughened epoxy resin, toughened epoxy resin and thermoplastic PEEK), weave pattern (plain weave, twill weave, satin weave and braid) and fibre areal weight on the ±45° off-axis tensile mechanical properties.
This analysis aims at characterising the presence of error and bias in the reference regions.
We therefore aimed at characterising the different patterns of use that emerge from medication-taking behaviour in chronic disease, with a Markov chain model.
The first "exploratory" phase was aimed at characterising the salivary proteomic profile of a large group of pSS subjects in comparison to healthy controls and pathological controls.
