The phrase "aimed at detection and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a purpose or goal related to identifying or discovering something.
Example: "The new software is aimed at detection and prevention of security breaches in the system."
Alternatives: "intended for identifying and" or "designed for the detection and".
These methods are not targeted for the much higher concentrations seen in classical CAH and are aimed at detection of heterozygotes and non-classic forms of CAH.
Treated patients have a life long risk of developing a second primary lung cancer, and follow-up should be aimed at detection of a new primary neoplasm, as well as recurrence of the original tumor.
During the same time period, considerable effort and expense have been expended in whole-genome screens aimed at detection of genetic loci contributing to the susceptibility to complex human diseases.
As Judge Richard Posner has put it, "once you grant the legitimacy of surveillance aimed at detection rather than at gathering evidence of guilt, requiring a warrant to conduct it would be like requiring a warrant to ask people questions or to install surveillance cameras on city streets".
Available diagnostic tests are aimed at detection of the virus, its antigenic components, or the host immune antibody response.
The present study aimed at detection of enteric pathogens in children with diarrhoea to provide an update on the spectrum and age specific causes of diarrhoea.
The experiments aimed at detection of the MCI sub-types that will progress to AD dementia are currently in progress at DiamiR.
Further analysis was aimed at detection of functional classes whose genes mainly underwent positive selection on the indicated branches (Additional data file 3).
The diagnostic procedures aimed at detection of medial calcification in patients are limited because non-invasive imaging techniques cannot reliably distinguish it from intimal calcification associated with atherosclerosis.
Here, we undertake a bioinformatic analysis aimed at detection of orthologous genes for the two glyoxylate cycle-specific enzymes in the available complete and draft genomes of various animals and reveal the existence of a MS pseudogene in placental mammals.
