The phrase "aimed at emulating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal to replicate or imitate something.
Example: "The new software is aimed at emulating the features of its predecessor to enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "designed to replicate" or "intended to mimic".
This summer, the Bridgeport students had a packed schedule aimed at emulating the life of a typical Yale college freshman.
Republicans such as Rand Paul have recently joined forces with Democrats to propose national legislation aimed at emulating similar reform in states such as Texas, Arkansas and Kentucky.
Research objectives were aimed at emulating the format of the CARTO XP system and focusing on treating ventricular tachycardias [9].
This paper introduces a novel embedded hardware-software solution aimed at emulating a wide spectrum of energy sources usually exploited to power sensor networks motes.
It appears that Shohoz's bet on becoming a super app is aimed at emulating the likes of Didi Chuxing in China and Grab in Southeast Asia that ultimately beat Uber using a localized strategy that went well beyond rides.
Aiming at emulating the Gaussian channel in a fully controlled environment, we construct a scenario where the transmissions between two BT devices are uniquely affected by two externally tunable parameters: an attenuation factor and an additive Gaussian white noise.
The whole process aims at emulating that experience of figuring out where you want to eat in a Slack channel or arguing over a Seamless order, and in the end whoever has time to run out and grab something will be able to bring things back for teammates (or, of course, everyone can leave at the same time).
Many of Bugnini's reforms were aimed at appeasing non-Catholics, and changes emulating Protestant services were made, including placing altars to face the people instead of a sacrifice toward the liturgical east.
The first set of experiments provides a characterization independent from the type of energy source emulated and is aimed at the following: (i) evaluating the accuracy of the emulator when it measures the current supplied to the load device; (ii) empirically characterizing the latency of the emulation platform.
Last year, my friend emulated a disinformation campaign aimed at Facebook users who donate to conservative political causes and engage with conservative political content in battleground states.
The environment minister of Canada said yesterday that his country would emulate California's new law aimed at curbing automotive global warming emissions if carmakers did not agree to make significant reductions.
