"aimed at targeting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe an action or goal that is specifically focused on reaching or affecting a specific group or individual. Example: The advertising campaign was aimed at targeting young professionals, using social media platforms and trendy visuals to appeal to their interests.
These schemes are aimed at targeting that backbone.
Governments must put in place ambitious reforms aimed at targeting the learning of the most disadvantaged.
Thus, strategies aimed at targeting the toxicity of cytoplasmic TDP-43 aggregates may be effective.
The first clinical trial aimed at targeting fundamental processes of aging will soon be launched (TAME: Targeting Aging with Metformin).
She was also a project leader in the NCI Cancer Target Discovery and Development Center at the Broad Institute aimed at targeting causal cancer genes with small molecules.
Mr. Sadi's two brothers were killed that same week in June, when their home was brought down by an airstrike aimed at targeting ISIS militants in the area.
The discussion also addresses how treatment interventions specifically aimed at targeting pain behaviors might help to augment the overall impact of pain and disability management programs.
These results provide the first preliminary evidence that interventions aimed at targeting impulsive eating-related processes via the internet can facilitate weight loss.
Nevertheless, these tried-and-tested solutions provide the necessary baseline for including additional cytoprotective agents aimed at targeting specific pathways in the ischemia/reperfusion cascade.
An understanding of what cytokine message is transcribed would be helpful in determining what contributes to the success of immunosuppression and provide directions for further research aimed at targeting specific cytokines.
We aimed at targeting and recruiting uncultured viral populations at the species (very closely related) and genus (or subfamily) taxonomic levels by carrying out virome recruitment at 95% (refs 2, 10) and 70% cut-off levels, respectively.
