The phrase "aim at monitoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing objectives or goals related to observation or oversight of a particular process or system.
Example: "The new policy aims at monitoring the effectiveness of our training programs to ensure continuous improvement."
Alternatives: "target monitoring" or "focus on monitoring".
Sustainability indicators aim at monitoring key aspects of society nature interaction in order to generate information needed to document the current state and the history leading up to it.
Today, oceanographic sensors aim at monitoring marine processes by means of physical, chemical, and biological variables, and use different data formats, units, parameters, resolutions, data quality standards, and protocols.
When Harry Truman set up the NSA, it was exclusively aimed at monitoring communications abroad.
The first paper investigates the role of organizational structures aimed at monitoring corporate risk.
The United States also pushed for, and won, the first multinational agreement aimed at monitoring charities and money-transfer offices suspected of financing terrorist organizations.
"But they are providing equipment in accordance with local regulations, and we also have authorities and proper systems in place aimed at monitoring any security breaches.
And Exxon, for all its gruff talk, is at the heart of a controversial project aimed at monitoring the revenues generated by the new Chad-Cameroon oil pipeline.
The accounting industry, reeling from the disclosure that most partners at PricewaterhouseCoopers had violated rules barring them from investments related to audit clients, announced a new effort yesterday aimed at monitoring compliance with the existing rules.
Or was she caught up in a broader program aimed at monitoring overseas politicians at a time when many of them were critical of the Bush Administration's determination to wage war in Iraq?
A3 Terrorism Shapes Conference The leaders of 21 nations ended the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation talks with formal statements on counterterrorism, including the first multinational agreement aimed at monitoring charities and money-transfer offices suspected of financing terrorist organizations.
An unusual array of organizations on both the left and the right — Amnesty International and the Concerned Women for America, the N.A.A.C.P. and Focus on the Family — supported the legislation, which was aimed at monitoring and reducing sexual abuse in prisons.
