The phrase "aimed at structuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or initiatives that focus on organizing or arranging something in a systematic way.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at structuring the workflow to improve efficiency across departments."
Alternatives: "intended to organize" or "designed to arrange".
The first two objectives aim at structuring the industry for "optimum" energy utilization, while the third aims at the optimum utilization of raw materials.
The proposed planning framework is supported by foresight and participatory evaluation tools, aiming at structuring and evaluating sustainable future tourist development scenarios, in order to conclude with the most challenging future options.
Furthermore, the IDSS-C aims at structuring, i.e. systematising the knowledge which has emerged during the participative process in order to make it comprehensible for the decision-makers and functional for the decision process.
These programs aim at structuring and managing all care necessary according to the evidence-based guidelines for the specific chronic disease.
Juggling is decidedly not the same as the idea of policy making as a garbage-can process (most profoundly professed by March & Olsen [ 55]) – the application of theories highlighted above would aim at structuring and making sense of the logic, diligence, and structure of managing a chaotic process.
Under pressure from major landowners, including the Catholic Church, the Polish state reacted to their arrival by introducing novel legislation aimed at controlling, structuring, and taxing this new, transhumant population (Reinfuss 1959, 6).
Aiming at structures containing random parameters with multi-peak probability density functions (PDFs) or great variable coefficients, an analytical method of probability density function discretization and approximation (PDFDA) is proposed for dynamic load identification.
Any import of SBML files should check these conditions if aiming at structure-related qualitative or stochastic analysis techniques.
We define a strategy that aims at structuring programs according to a layered architecture that involves the application of refactoring rules, object-oriented programming laws, and data and algorithm refinement.
A "skeleton" (structure) of the network is completed through unsupervised learning that is aimed at "discovering" and structuring the main dependencies in data.
