The phrase "aimed at adopting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing intentions or goals related to the process of adopting something, such as policies, practices, or technologies.
Example: "The committee is focused on strategies aimed at adopting sustainable practices within the organization."
Alternatives: "intended to implement" or "designed to embrace".
This research is aimed at adopting a new approach, deep learning, to cybersecurity to enable the detection of attacks in social internet of things.
These studies — which are aimed at adopting a better approach to repair, maintenance and reinforcement operations — have revealed a significant need for the development of means to diagnose and monitor structures.
Mexico passed a sweeping but unevenly implemented reform in 2008 aimed at adopting a so-called "adversarial model" of litigation that's more in line with the U.S. system.
The present research aimed at adopting a wider explorative approach, by analysing all types of health science information appearing on the Italian national press in one-week period.
The interventions, aimed at adopting a healthy diet or doing physical activity, correspond to changes in behavior that require first an intention to act with regard to the problem perceived as important and representing a definite risk for the child.
These efforts are continually being taken to examine the merits of traditional medicine in the light of modern science with a view aimed at adopting effectively beneficial medical practice and discouraging harmful ones [ 6].
In general these therapies are aimed at adopted or fostered children with a view to creating attachment in these children to their new caregivers.
Taking into account the aforementioned facts, while also considering that this work aims at adopting common techniques of the literature for realizing generic audio-based shot classification, only the MFCC coefficients are considered in the proposed analysis framework.
The 'BeweegKuur' is a one-year intervention developed by the Netherlands Institute for Sport and Physical Activity (NISB) and aims at adopting a sustained healthy lifestyle.
Factors contributing to this enormous figure include the rise of personal well-being, the plethora of new products aimed at and adopted by generation X & Y, huge growth in developing countries and not least the explosion of indie brands disrupting the industry, often fuelled by Instagram and YouTube with direct to consumer distribution.
The procedures defined by CASCAP are ultimately aimed at being adopted as part of routine health-care practice.
