The phrase "aimed at charting the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to mapping, planning, or analyzing something.
Example: "The research project is aimed at charting the trends in renewable energy usage over the past decade."
Alternatives: "intended to outline the" or "focused on mapping the".
The first stage of the exercise will be conducted at the beginning of the study and is aimed at charting existing practice and the prevailing concepts underpinning that practice.
Juncker's speech, which was still getting the finishing touches on Tuesday night, comes just two days before EU leaders meet in Bratislava for a summit without Britain, aimed at charting a way forward for the EU after Brexit.
They also include a portrait by Sian Davey of her daughter Alice, who has Down's syndrome, aimed at charting "fear and uncertainty" on the path to unconditional love.
The talks are aimed at charting a "roadmap" for negotiations that will try to end a decade-long insurgency.
The talks are aimed at charting a "roadmap" for negotiations that will try to end a decade-long insurgency, as the BBC's Shahzeb Jillani explains.
The session, which has now ended, was aimed at charting a "roadmap" for peace talks to end a decade-long insurgency, as Shahzeb Jilllani reports from Islamabad.
The Genographic Project is an international effort aimed at charting human migratory history.
There aren't signs of hook-laden trap, 90s-inspired indie or synth-led and multi-genre pop aimed at the charts.
Many fans of Illmatic labeled his subsequent efforts as 'selling out', due to his crossover sensibilities (e.g. his participation with the hip hop group The Firm) and radio-friendly hits aimed at the pop charts, such as "If I Ruled the World (Imagine That)" (1996) and "Hate Me Now" (1999).
It Was Written was the first of Nas's albums to have been labeled as 'selling out' by fans of Illmatic, due to his crossover sensibilities and radio-friendly hits aimed at the pop charts.
