The phrase "aimed at gauging whether" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose of a study, survey, or analysis that seeks to measure or assess a particular condition or outcome.
Example: "The research project is aimed at gauging whether the new teaching methods improve student engagement."
Alternatives: "intended to assess if" or "designed to evaluate whether".
It is among the first longitudinal efforts aimed at gauging how Facebook users try to protect their information.
Among the show's concept cars -- design studies aimed at gauging public opinion, many of them obviously future models wearing thin veils -- one standout was the Jaguar F-Type.
The World Online Whistleblowing Survey (WOWs) is the first online survey aimed at gauging the general public's attitudes to whistleblowing that is being run in so many languages.
So it came as a surprise to students and others when the school was labeled the saddest spot in Manhattan, based on a recent study aimed at gauging the emotions of New Yorkers by their Twitter messages.
They described the online premiere as an experiment aimed at gauging the potential revenue streams for studio-produced, longer-form Web material that could take advantage of the consumer appetite for user-generated content.
The field work was aimed at gauging a range of flows across the hydrograph in an effort to establish robust flow correlations.
Microsoft has also been testing virus control and other security technologies in an initiative called PC Satisfaction, aimed at gauging how perceptions of Windows change when users feel confident their data are safe.
The 8-year-old Office of Research Integrity (ORI), a small unit within the Department of Health and Human Services, hopes to support studies aimed at gauging the frequency of misconduct and how to raise ethical standards.
Nonbinding questions on the ballot are aimed at gauging support for such a move.
While this issue may be serious for epidemiological studies aimed at gauging absolute levels of risk behavior within a population, our study was primarily concerned with comparing migrant vs. non-migrant group differences in behaviors.
