The phrase "aim at tracking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to monitoring or observing something.
Example: "Our project aims at tracking the progress of renewable energy initiatives across the country."
Alternatives: "focus on monitoring" or "target tracking".
The paper describes an original architecture aimed at tracking assets within construction sites.
The controller aims at tracking the desired yaw rate and vehicle sideslip angle by controlling the external yaw moment.
The European Union is threatening to freeze a crucial and controversial data-sharing deal with the US aimed at tracking terrorist funding because of the National Security Agency snooping scandal.
The European Parliament on Thursday broadly rejected an agreement with the United States on sharing information about bank transfers that was aimed at tracking people suspected of being terrorists.
That would bring the IAEA's inspections to an end, as well as its safeguard procedures aimed at tracking nuclear material.
As the runners entered, triage officers zapped their bibs with a barcode reader that fed a system aimed at tracking patients and helping families locate them.
A Yemeni official told the Guardian that the US planes were likely to be part of a broad effort aimed at tracking suspected militants in the capital who are believed to have travelled there with the aim of launching attacks.
The author of the new bill, Mike Rogers, the Republican chair of the House intelligence committee, has said it is aimed at tracking the nefarious activities of hackers, terrorists and foreign states, especially China.
The findings of this paper contribute to ongoing research agendas aimed at tracking the impact of open government data initiatives, and provides an initial description of how open government data are valuable to diverse scientific research communities.
