The phrase "aim at informing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal of a communication, such as an article, speech, or presentation, that intends to provide information.
Example: "The primary objective of this report is to aim at informing the public about the recent changes in policy."
Alternatives: "strive to inform" or "focus on educating".
Programme evaluations are user-oriented in that they aim at informing policy makers whether necessary adjustments to the programme need to be made (e.g. Böttcher et al. 2009).
In some cases, PIAs just aim at informing the public about the issue at hand.
In the introduction, we stated that a phase IV trial should aim at "informing a clinical decision".
Since phase IV trials typically aim at informing a clinical decision, the value of a phase IV non-inferiority trial hinges also on its clinical relevance.
In an earlier study, we have elaborated on informing a decision as follows: …a phase IV trial should aim at "informing a clinical decision".
Rather, phase IV trials aim at "informing a decision" [ 4], or in ethics, such a trial should disturb equipoise, i.e., the "state of indifference or disagreement in the expert medical community about the net preferred medically established procedure" [ 5].
It was a very exciting program aimed at informing people about the latest information on preventing illness and screening for cancer, as well as methods to incorporate traditional medicine with complementary/alternative treatments.
Health policy makers should be aware of the complexity of women's utilization patterns and address the issue with effective health education interventions, aimed at informing, if not reducing, the use of informal care.
By combining public information with personal experience and recommendations the article aims at informing more broadly those who are familiar mainly with some of the (strictly regulated) activities involved in design, development and launch of new therapeutic products, be it that they are medicinal products or medical devices.
They then create unbiased presentations aimed at informing voters about the candidate's qualifications.
This work is aimed at informing mechanisms underlying the achievements as well as the health risks that emerge during adolescence.
