The phrase "aimed at indicating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose of an action or statement that is intended to show or demonstrate something.
Example: "The report is aimed at indicating the trends in consumer behavior over the past year."
Alternatives: "intended to show" or "designed to demonstrate".
The health facilities per 100,000 of population is aimed at indicating the overall accessibility and availability of health care in a particular province.
Thus far, the discussion has been aimed at indicating how the phrase 'smart learning environment' can be parsed in terms of how the constituent terms are typically used.
As mentioned by one of the reviewers (SN), the indexing of citations is aimed at indicating topics discussed, not at indicating the persons or specialty to whom the citation might be of interest.
However, the observed variation with the maximum rates at individual privately owned PCCs of up to ten times and at individual publicly owned PCCs of up to four times of the average theoretically aimed at, indicates that PCCs were either over-prescribing antibiotics or providing care for an exceptionally high number of patients with infectious diseases.
This paper aims at indicating the potential of agricultural measures in sequestering carbon as an option for climate change mitigation.
It aims at indicating the subsurface condition that are relevant to CHFE in the run-up of large exploration including exploration wells.
The proposed decision-making methods aim at indicating a critical shift from non-causal to causal system selection, which the authors strongly believe can improve the finding of optimal components in such a complex system as of EFDs.
China has unveiled a series of moves aimed at boosting growth, indicating that policymakers are concerned about the slowdown in its economy.
The current First Lady made some menacing remarks probably aimed at the press, indicating that she wants this VP candidate to be treated specially because she's a woman (that's how I interpret it) but the answer has to be no.
But in remarks aimed at Britain they indicated that they would be prepared to agree a treaty among the 17 members of the eurozone if they cannot reach agreement among all EU members.
But Mr Brown's raid and a recent change in British tax policy on private pensions aimed at high earners indicate the complexities of the subject.Many governments have given tax privileges to pension funds as a means of encouraging savings and of reducing the potential burden on the state of provision for the elderly.
