The phrase "aimed at accomplishing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a goal or objective that one intends to achieve through specific actions or strategies.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at accomplishing greater efficiency in the workplace."
Alternatives: "intended to achieve" or "designed to fulfill".
Mr. Kavanagh has offered a bill aimed at accomplishing that.
Residents in Arizona and Oklahoma are expected to cast ballots this year on amendments to their Constitutions aimed at accomplishing the same idea.
Some were talking about calling for some sort of ballot initiative, aimed at accomplishing what union supporters had in Ohio in 2011 after efforts to sharply limit collective bargaining there.
I think Pepsi has done a better job of grabbing the younger audience even though the avatar idea was probably aimed at accomplishing just that.
My actions at any moment, though typically aimed at accomplishing tasks laid out by the demands of circumstances, are also cumulatively creating me as a person of a particular sort.
One project is aimed at accomplishing that last goal with the creation of Lithium-Air batteries, which use oxygen as the active electron carrier, sucking it in when they're being discharged and expelling it when charging.
Our system aims at accomplishing navigation behaviors that follow user's preferences also to avoid dynamic obstacles.
Coding theory aims at accomplishing this task by adding a properly designed redundancy to the transmitted message.
For crawls aiming at accomplishing a balanced tradeoff among precision and recall, method 5 appears to be the most suitable solution.
Table 2 Role-play scenarios 1 and associated design variables Scenarios Design variables Students will practice… Content/Scenarios: Simple scenarios Design a simple (usually linear) narrative that aims at accomplishing few, learning goals.
The tasks that tissue engineering aims at accomplishing (tissue replacement and regeneration) are characterized by the challenging need to control a hierarchically complex system, which spans from the level of individual cells, through that of their collective behavior, to that of complex tissue architectures.
