The phrase "aimed at rendering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or purpose related to providing or delivering something, often in a formal or technical context.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at rendering assistance to those in need during the crisis."
Alternatives: "intended to provide" or "designed to deliver".
Applications of bifurcation control to chemical engineering processes have aimed at rendering subcritical bifurcations supercritical.
Our methods are aimed at rendering texture and DEM tessellations, from JPEG2000-coded tines, in a scenario where only visible tiles are rendered and the focused ones, out of these, have the highest quality depending on the viewer's distance.
In some cases, central government agencies – often with buy-in from international architecture, engineering and consulting firms – seek to influence local government planning through various incentives aimed at rendering sustainability a serious consideration.
The 3D geometrical acoustic model created for this purpose is tuned by adjusting the absorption and scattering coefficients of the convex reflector ceiling of the auditorium through an iterative process aimed at rendering differences between simulated and measured values for reverberation time in each octave frequency band lower than 5%.
A key aspect of the new filter is the gain-like additive update, designed to approximate the innovation integral in the KS equation and implemented through an annealing-type iterative procedure, which is aimed at rendering the innovation (observation prediction mismatch) for a given time-step to a zero-mean Brownian increment corresponding to the measurement noise.
Therefore, within social quality theory, there are a set of conditional factors which are aimed at rendering the normative factors 'researchable'researchable
Mosquito transgenesis and paratransgenesis are two novel strategies that aim at rendering the vector incapable of sustaining Plasmodium development.
In this paper we aim at rendering a wireless networked control system robust with respect to packet losses exploiting routing redundancy.
On the other hand, existing algorithms for edge bundling have a different scope: network bundles aim at rendering aesthetically pleasing and topologically compact drawings; yet, the existing algorithms do not necessarily aim at minimizing a global distance metric.
That means, these nanoconjugates were designed and produced with a "cadmium-free" nanocore (Bi2S3) and surface functionalized with the chitosan polysaccharide shell aiming at rendering them biocompatible and, therefore, theoretically safer for biological applications.
Various designs are described, aiming at rendering low-friction shoe-floor contact, associated with slippery surfaces such as ice, as well as higher-friction values more typical of surfaces such as pebbles, sand, or snow.
