The phrase "aimed at recognition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives that focus on gaining acknowledgment or validation for something.
Example: "The project was aimed at recognition within the industry for its innovative approach to sustainability."
Alternatives: "targeting acknowledgment" or "focused on validation".
The algorithm is aimed at recognition of singular spikes S of any nature with a simple morphology on a record y. (Note that SPs is not able to recognize jumps; this is done by another algorithm, JM, currently being developed by some of us).
Other in-service newborn and child health training courses aimed at recognition and management of seriously ill newborns and children (e.g. ETAT, CDD, ARI, malaria case management, training components of IMCI strategy).
Forty OPs in two big companies providing medical care for multiple companies will be randomized to either the intervention group, i.e. psychiatric consultation embedded in a training programme, or the control group, i.e. only training aimed at recognition and providing Care As Usual.
This approach aims at recognition of new business opportunities and developing new business models benefiting from these opportunities.
In this paper, we present a data processing architecture based on a set of cooperative classifiers aimed at class recognition with sensor arrays.
When the prediction is accurate, it allows for proper patient stratification with clinical management implications: Patients predicted at risk of developing severe AP will get enhanced hemodynamic support and close monitoring aimed at prompt recognition of local or systemic complications that may require specific treatment.
We provide an intervention that is aimed at better recognition, good communication, and a time-contingent framed recovery process.
Although all studies used an individualized AP, aimed at early recognition of exacerbations, there are some differences between the interventions.
To test the feasibility and impact of implementing the computer-assisted Monitoring of Individual Needs in Diabetes (MIND) procedure, which is aimed at improving recognition and management of the psychological needs of diabetic patients in routine care.
This "Competency Network Depression" is supported by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research BMBFF) and is aimed at early recognition of the large group of patients with depressive symptoms in general practice and adequate treatment in a cooperative program.
The intervention group judged 28 scenarios prior to receiving an educational intervention that was aimed at improving recognition of financial abuse in elders and 15 scenarios after receiving the intervention.
