The phrase "aimed at prioritizing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives that focus on giving importance to certain aspects or tasks.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at prioritizing employee well-being and work-life balance."
Alternatives: "intended to emphasize" or "designed to focus on".
These programs were aimed at prioritizing toxicity evaluations through promoting the increasing use of in vitro high throughput screening assays for large numbers of chemicals already in commercial use for which little or no toxicity data was available4,5.
As deportation levels spiked to more than 400,000 a year in Obama's first term, his administration began to implement increasingly narrow guidelines aimed at prioritizing violent criminals and newly arrived immigrants, while allowing others to live largely without fear of deportation.
While imperfect, this contact-footprint method may be useful in prospective studies aimed at prioritizing residues for mutagenesis.
The company said on an earnings call that efforts aimed at "prioritizing the health of the platform" combined with other factors cost it three million monthly users — a number which could have turned the user decline into a more favorable story of growth.
OVA is aimed at prioritizing data from whole exome sequencing experiments and the workflow consists of three main steps, summarized in Figure 1.
These methods should initially be aimed at prioritizing the location of regions linked to longevity and, subsequently, identifying the genetic variation causal to the trait.
The current study aims at prioritizing broad-spectrum antibacterial targets, present in multiple food and waterborne bacterial pathogens, through a comparative genomics strategy coupled with a protein interaction network analysis.
This mechanism is proposed to provide a consistent solution to those operators aiming at prioritizing voice traffic users over data traffic users in indoor femtocell environments, as the impact to the end user is more frustrating in voice calls than in data traffic.
This approach aims at prioritizing in routing and scheduling commodities and links presenting social relationships of higher quality, i.e., higher values of w i,j,c), ∀ i,j,c, while also considering the congestion indices as expressed by the queue differentials.
Our findings identify two main limitations that may hinder the evidence-based policymaker in prioritizing interventions aimed at controlling tobacco use.
The foundational methods are primarily aimed at businesses that wish to prioritize or create an aggregate of data quality characteristics to get a sense of what its relative or intrinsic value is.
