The phrase "aimed at further improving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to enhancement or advancement in a particular area.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at further improving employee satisfaction and productivity."
Alternatives: "intended to enhance" or "focused on advancing".
Congress and the I.R.S. have taken innovative actions aimed at further improving tax compliance.
Future research and development aimed at further improving the efficacy of sonic devices is recommended.
Our future research in this field is aimed at further improving the synchronization accuracy of the HIPESYN algorithm.
This paper proposes a modification to the basic SPA formulation aimed at further improving the parsimony of the resulting MLR model.
A numerical model was created to investigate these deviations as well as to evaluate the impact of possible actions aimed at further improving the energy demand of the building.
Future work is aimed at further improving the self-adaptation capabilities of the WING/WORLD toolkit by borrowing concept from cognitive radios and cognitive networks with the purpose of enabling the validation of several interesting concepts nowadays present in the scientific literature but still in the design/analysis phase.
Our work aligns with this centralized framework and aims at further improving SU operation.
It's not able to move around autonomously yet, but the makers aim at further improving KOBIAN to make it available for usage in nursing homes and hospitals.
Aiming at further improving this flexibility by making the design of TMSs adapted to the advent of the Internet of Things, we propose a set of guidelines in order for these systems to fit the new requirements of modern wireless communications.
Aiming at further improving the accuracy of the classification, SVM was also compared to LMNN-based classification yielding improved results.
This work aims at further improving the characterization of the highly abundant family of extinct SIDER retroposons in a full-scale comparative genomics framework.
