The phrase "aim at replicating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to imitation or reproduction of something.
Example: "The researchers aim at replicating the results of the previous study to confirm their findings."
Alternatives: "strive to reproduce" or "seek to duplicate".
However the leading AI research isn't just aimed at replicating human understanding of the world, but at exceeding it.
Goulson's team tested one of the three, called imidacloprid, at low doses aimed at replicating those encountered by bees in fields.
In the summer of 2010, the researchers conducted an in situ study in Worcester County aimed at replicating how imidacloprid may have caused the CCD outbreak.
In a speech that was aimed at replicating his powerful intervention in the Scottish referendum, Brown quoted John F Kennedy saying: "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country".
The proposed methods may aid in designing preclinical tests aimed at replicating dynamic in vivo conditions in the arterial tree for the purpose of developing more durable endovascular devices including stents and stent grafts.
It would not have been impossible for Plato to have managed such a feat by taking extensive notes, comparing his memory with that of others, and gradually perfecting a rendition that aimed at replicating the original as closely as possible.
Universal credit, which combines six income-based benefits into a single payment, has generated controversy by paying claimants monthly in arrears, an idea aimed at replicating monthly salary payments and intended to prepare them for work.
The present study was aimed at replicating the emotional consequences of self-discrepancies in patients with chronic low back pain, and extending current knowledge of the behavioral consequences of self-discrepancies (ie, behavioral activity patterns such as avoidance and persistence).
The selection of single salts and the design of the salt mixtures was based on the IC data of the selected historical materials' samples aiming at replicating their hygroscopic behaviour.
Future work aimed at replicating and extending these findings in longitudinal studies of veterans is needed.
