The phrase "aimed at assessing whether" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose of a study, evaluation, or analysis to determine a specific condition or outcome.
Example: "The research project is aimed at assessing whether the new teaching method improves student performance."
Alternatives: "intended to evaluate if" or "designed to determine whether".
We designed a study aimed at assessing whether pruritus is associated with dysfunction of signal transduction.
We aimed at assessing whether the addition of concurrent taxane-chemotherapy to thoracic irradiation following chemotherapy was able to improve treatment outcome.
Herein we describe investigations aimed at assessing whether the administration of propranolol would reduce the interference by emotional distractions during WM performance.
This study was aimed at assessing whether technological supports (i.e. optic sensors such as photocells) were successful enabling two boys with fragile X syndrome and severe to profound developmental disabilities to perform occupation and choice opportunities.
This study is therefore aimed at assessing whether CaMKII, a kinase activated by exercise brings about hyper-acetylation of histones in the vicinity of NRF-1 target gene, Mef2a.
Here, we aimed at assessing whether AFM can be employed to quantify spatially resolved elastic response of tissue engineered cartilage (TEC) to short exposure to IL-1β, thus mimicking the initially inflammatory implantation site.
Thus, we aim at assessing whether short-term UTE exposure, even at low concentrations (0.2% UTE diluted in water), would be able to induce behavioral, morphological and cyto-genotoxic changes in L. catesbeianus tadpoles.
The present paper aims at assessing whether women's satisfaction with delivery care is maintained with a total fee exemption in Burkina Faso.
Further, it aims at assessing whether a start of exposure before 1 year of age compared with later periods is associated with a higher risk of developing the disease.
DINA requires in input a known set of M genes (i.e. genes belonging to a known pathway, or known targets of a TF), and it aims at assessing whether the co-regulation among the genes in the set changes significantly across N networks.
OLAF applies its IPPs in the context of its case selection procedure, which aims at assessing whether an investigation should be opened.
