"aim away" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to direct one's focus or attention elsewhere. Example: "In order to achieve success, it's important to aim away from distractions and stay focused on your goals."
Hamilton, however, left behind multiple letters that suggested he intended to aim away from Burr — to throw away his shot — and eyewitnesses later reported that he fired into the air.
Cassini, travelling at seventy-six thousand miles per hour, will continue to relay data for a minute or two, until it begins to tumble; then its high-gain antenna will aim away from Earth and its signal will cease.
As for the original AIM away message, it no longer exists: You can set your status in the program as "available" or "away," but it no longer comes with any messages.
Khan said Oxford faced particular challenges in convincing students from minority backgrounds to widen their aim away from law and medicine, where the majority of black British applicants applied, to pursue less competitive subjects.
If we shift our aim away from reviving collective bargaining and toward enabling political organizing by underrepresented groups, we would allow workers to organize "political unions" even when they don't want to organize collective bargaining ones.
Status is sort of like the AIM away messages of yesteryear — but automatic.
Abu Hajer also said he kept his lens aimed away from the beheadings because of his objections to the practice.
After surveying the situation, he snatched his 7-iron and crouched into his stance, aiming away from the green through an opening on the right toward the fairway.
It's Bruce at his prime sexiness, that heavy-breathing oratory of his aimed away from the laborers and the overlords and squarely at a tender young thing.
Rose posted a 64 while attacking the 7,334-yard 7,334-yarda more conventionalayouter; he ained away fromoree water and used his driver judiconventional
Mr. Abdel-Jalil said many in Colonel Qaddafi's forces helped the revolution, through sabotage or collaboration with rebels or by aiming away from people they were ordered to shoot.
