The phrase "aimed at accessing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a goal or intention to reach or obtain something, often in a technical or strategic context.
Example: "The new software update is aimed at accessing more user data to improve functionality."
Alternatives: "intended to reach" or "designed to obtain".
However, for more complex and capital-intensive manufacturing, it is clear that foreign direct-investment flows are aimed at accessing local markets rather than low costs.In emerging Asia markets simply do not come any bigger than China, with its 1.3 billion people.
The techniques were employed during interviews and workshops aimed at accessing and enhancing local peoples' perspectives on their landscape and on specific natural resource management issues.
This will be aimed at accessing the extent to which we can attribute change in nutritional status to the blanket supplementary rations.
Let us consider the application scenario introduced in Example 1, and an access control policy that regulates the access to field from of an email.14 Let us suppose that a query that aims at accessing such an email is submitted for execution, and the access control policy that regulates the access to from is not satisfied.
We consider a system that consists of UWB users aiming at accessing the network.
While social network arguments support this assumption [26, 33], future research should aim at accessing friendship lists or name generators that do not depend on online interaction.
In order to be aware of the physical conditions in the perspective of the resource allocation scheme, there is a need to exploit some channel parameters reflecting the channel quality of each user aiming at accessing the network.
In this experiment, we automatically analyzed 1,304 bookmarks, randomly selected from a Delicious data set containing 3,401 users with 2.613.446 categorizations and 8.208.402 tags (1.804.282 unique URLs and 305.948 unique tags), aiming at accessing the relevance of the recommendations.
The above means that the SU will be aware of the PU nearest to its location aiming at accessing his resources in an opportunistic way and as a function of the reports delivered by the eNodeB.
This involves interaction aimed at developing or accessing resources for future use in the relationships between actors.
This led to the emergence of this study which aimed at assessing whether livestock communities in one of the ASAL areas of Kenya are accessing external assistance and the type of assistance offered.
