The phrase "aimed at collecting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a purpose or intention related to gathering information, data, or resources.
Example: "The survey was aimed at collecting feedback from participants to improve future events."
Alternatives: "intended for gathering" or "designed to collect".
Other international efforts are aimed at collecting new data.
Here, [investigators] aimed at collecting these missing parameters using fluorescent probes.
"This is not a program aimed at collecting money," Mr. Cestero said.
The first experiment aimed at collecting general opinions toward such a feature as well as preferences in terms of usability.
In October last year, Dubai launched a 'happiness index' aimed at collecting detailed data on how government services affect the happiness of their users.
One of the most important is the One Million Signatures Campaign, aimed at collecting signatures from Iranian men and women to demonstrate their opposition to the discriminatory laws.
Human rights campaigners described it as a forced confession aimed at collecting new evidence against her and distracting world attention from Iran's embarrassment over the case.
According to Mr. Paul's Web site, his one-day "money bomb" aimed at collecting funds during Thursday's Republican debate netted his campaign more than $1 million.
This article describes a two-stage study that aimed at collecting the most important motivations for users to tag video material.
The coordinated raids, which began at 6 a.m., were aimed at collecting computer disks, mailing lists and publications of the group, Hizb ut-Tahrir, or Party of Liberation, including a German magazine, Explizit, according to the Interior Ministry.
Nazar Ahari and Sotoudeh were both members of an Iranian women's rights movement, the One Million Signature Campaign, aimed at collecting signatures from Iranians opposed to the country's discriminatory laws against women.
