The phrase "aimed at tagging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a purpose or intention related to tagging, such as in technology, social media, or data organization contexts.
Example: "The new software update is aimed at tagging images more efficiently for better search results."
Alternatives: "designed for tagging" or "intended for tagging".
The W22 inbred line is being utilized in genetic studies aimed at developing Ac/ Ds transposon tagging resources [ 15, 16], so knowledge of the full complement of Ds-related elements in W22 would be valuable.
Users who display the slideshow will be able to play their photos, their friends' photos, their designated favorites or all photos tagged as aimed at a bounty of interest.
The sensors are designed to be onboard of a radio frequency identification (RFID) flexible tag aimed at monitoring climacteric fruit during transport and vending.
Many of the offerings recall Greenpoint long before it was Greenpoint, when Keskachauge huntsmen stalked game on this land, when "free-range" and "organic" were the unexamined norm, not marketing tags aimed at a virtuous counterculture.
It's a strange beast, with a chunky candybar design that blatantly screams 'Nokia,' and a price tag aimed at emerging markets.
That business is its main source of revenues, but more recently Yext launched a local search advertising product called Tags aimed at small businesses who want better visibility on local directory sites other than Google.
A user in the Midwest, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said racist tags aimed at black celebrities were an issue in the community.
Each question in the catalogue has tags aimed at helping the user construct his questionnaire.
Most of the money they spend on floorwalkers and more modern surveillance methods, such as closed-circuit TV and electronic or wireless tagging, is aimed at preventing the crime from happening in the first place.
It can therefore be inferred indirectly from the relatively large number of comparative same-day CTC and conventional colonoscopy studies aimed at diagnostic accuracy, that fecal tagging likely does not negatively affect colonoscopy results.
