The phrase 'aimed at confirming' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the purpose or intention behind a certain action or statement. Example: The experiment was aimed at confirming the hypothesis that caffeine improves athletic performance.
The Opera results will generate a rush of experiments aimed at confirming or repudiating it, according to Dr. Learned.
The studies are aimed at confirming the South African study and determining whether male circumcision also reduces the risk of H.I.V. transmission from men to women.
This study aimed at confirming whether Motor Imagery (MI) enhances tennis serve performance, and determining whether a placebo condition could affect the beneficial effects of MI.
Ongoing studies are aimed at confirming that the molecular characterization of circulating tumor cells in peripheral blood and in bone marrow of patients is a powerful tool to improve the patient risk-stratification, to monitor activity of the drugs, to develop more appropriate targeted therapies and tailored treatments.
Firstly, analyses were aimed at confirming the necessity of addition of its individual components.
The last step 4 is aimed at confirming the effect of RM on lung aeration and on hemodynamics.
This should facilitate the implementation of clinical trials aiming at confirming its effect on lung carcinogenesis.
As a form of post-stability analysis, status quo analysis aims at confirming that possible equilibria, or states stable for all decision-makers, are in fact reachable from the status quo or any other initial state.
In particular the mission aims at confirming the existences (claimed from several analyses) of a temporal correlations between the occurrence of earthquakes and the observation in space of electromagnetic disturbances, plasma fluctiations and anomalous fluxes of high-energy particles precipitating from the inner Van Allen belt.
This section aims at confirming, by means of simulations, the theoretical results developed in the previous sections.
Subsequent research should therefore aim at confirming the observations in larger and more diverse populations.
