The phrase "aimed at incorporating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to including or integrating something into a plan, project, or system.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at incorporating sustainable practices into our daily operations."
Alternatives: "intended to include" or "designed to integrate".
Active research is aimed at incorporating these main issues, along with others, into models.
Such a move would effectively admit the failure of 17 years of bipartisan policy aimed at incorporating Russia into the international order.
This year, both the NIH and the FDA announced intentions to draft new policies and guidelines aimed at incorporating sex differences in research and regulation.
Called the Syrian National Initiative, the new group is aimed at incorporating virtually all opposition parties, internal councils and notable figures.
A large body of work presented is aimed at incorporating nanomaterials, such as nanotubes, nanofibers, and nanoparticles, during the casting and construction of infrastructure materials.
The contribution of the paper is to develop a method aimed at incorporating a priori knowledge about process in terms of rigorous models for static estimator design when the training sample is small and contains measurement errors.
It aims at incorporating customers' affective needs into design elements that deliver customers' affective satisfaction.
Here, we aim at incorporating this progress into a global framework, which will hopefully help refine design strategies for these systems in the future.
The UCI project (from "Urban Cool Islands") is a French national research project that discusses procedures aiming at incorporating a set of reasoned measures for local climate adaptation into this new urban area that will be set as a landmark development.
The first stage, construction of service-specific FMEA, aims at incorporating the service specific characteristics to the traditional FMEA, providing 3 dimensions and 19 sub-dimensions, encompassing the service characteristics.
