The phrase "aimed at allocating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or intention behind a specific action or initiative related to distribution or assignment of resources.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at allocating resources more efficiently to underserved communities."
Alternatives: "intended to distribute" or "designed for allocation".
Others believe that tort aims (or ought to aim) at allocating costs fairly.
Some theorists believe that tort aims (or ought to aim) at allocating costs efficiently.
It aims at allocating as much as possible to poor users, while not unnecessarily wasting resources.
It aims at allocating transmit powers to the users such that each user meets its SIR target.
This problem, known as channel assignment, aims at allocating a single channel to each network link to maximize the network capacity [5].
Therefore, for optimal spectrum access control in both throughput and fairness of prioritized traffic, the proposed PCA scheme aims at allocating the channel region to be used by higher priority SU 1 calls with a following constraint on the fairness indicator (FI) [21] begin{array}rcl@ {text{FI}}={frac {left(T_{1}+T_{2}right)^{2}}{2left({T_{1}^{2}}+{T_{2}^{2}}right)}} end{array} (1).
For example, in a trial of an educational intervention aimed at doctors, allocating doctors together with their patients permits inferences about the intervention's effects on doctors as well as on their patients.
We allow users to have concave as well as non-concave utility functions, and aim at allocating bandwidth such that utility values are shared fairly.
State-of-the-art works on SP frames mostly focus on the realization of novel coding techniques aimed at reducing the allocated budget for SP frames.
The study is aimed at ascertaining the hours allocated for teaching, supervising postgraduate and undergraduate students, conducting research, publishing, attending conference, providing consultation as well as public services.
