The phrase "aimed at improving reliability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing goals or objectives related to enhancing the dependability or consistency of a system, process, or product.
Example: "The new software update is aimed at improving reliability, ensuring that users experience fewer crashes and bugs."
Alternatives: "intended to enhance reliability" or "designed to boost reliability".
From the above definitions, one can see that measures aimed at improving reliability and performance, are opposite.
Based on the frame-level detection result, the superpixel-level and pixel-level classifiers are trained on-the-fly sequentially aimed at improving reliability of hand segmentation.
The feedback of raters and candidates drew our attention to the parameters, i.e. scenarios, score sheets, and rater training, aimed at improving reliability.
Techniques aimed at improving reliability by increasing ensemble spread, including stochastic physics [e.g., Weisheimer et al., 2011 ], may exacerbate problems where the models are underconfident.
The letter asks Mr. Hastert to forget about trying to pass the omnibus energy bill and to focus instead on a narrower measure aimed at improving the reliability of the country's electrical transmission system.
Between 2003, when the nationwide network of air samplers was first deployed, and 2006, officials at the federally funded Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory filed five patent applications aimed at improving BioWatch's reliability.
We propose ISODAC, a new approach aimed at improving efficiency without sacrificing reliability.
Some dimensional approaches have been proposed aimed at improving the validity and reliability of psychiatric disorder assessments, especially in conditions with high rates of comorbidity such as BD and Eating Disorder (ED).
Based on the notion that using one single assessment method can compromise the reliability, validity, impact on learning, and other quality criteria of assessment [ 4], Van der Vleuten and Schuwirth proposed a holistic, programmatic approach to assessment aimed at improving the validity and reliability of measurements and documentation of competency development [ 5].
The JXTA protocol implementations have tolerated a series of changes aimed at improving their performance, scalability, and reliability.
The simulations allowed to evaluate the effect of frequency and output current on the temperature distribution inside the transformer, thus setting limits for reliable operation, and to analyze alternative designs aimed at improving thermal management and, consequently the transformer reliability.
