The phrase "aim at publishing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to the act of publishing, whether in a professional or personal context.
Example: "Our organization aims at publishing research that contributes to the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "target publishing" or "strive for publishing".
Ms. McCrae also noted that Graywolf is supported by foundation grants specifically aimed at publishing foreign titles.
The journal aims at publishing new research and invited reviews across engineering domains.
This journal aims at publishing new research and invited reviews across engineering domains.
This movement aims at publishing government data to allow for more transparent and citizen-oriented participation and innovation [23].
Scientometrics aims at publishing original studies, short communications, preliminary reports, review papers, letters to the editor and book reviews on scientometrics.
Three heavyweight, nongovernmental funders of science announced today that they are launching a free online biology journal aimed at publishing the very best papers within a few weeks of submission.
Industrial research was always her first choice, because "[in this setting] you are motivated by the fact that the work you are doing is going to make an actual difference to the company and is not just aimed at publishing papers".
But in general, I would advise a young person interested in starting a "traditional" small press--one that aims at publishing good literature, often poetry or commercially risky fiction--to learn a lot about online marketing, to set up a website, to develop a contact list among reviewers, all before they put out their first book.
The types of meta-data considered in this work are also agreed upon by an effort called the COMBINE archive (18), which aims at publishing extractable archive files that then contain all files necessary to reproduce a scientific modeling result in the life sciences.
