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The phrase "aimed at the eye" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is directed towards the eye, either literally or metaphorically, such as in descriptions of objects, actions, or effects.
Example: "The bright flash of light was aimed at the eye, causing temporary blindness."
Alternatives: "directed towards the eye" or "targeted at the eye".
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A tiny flap is made in the cornea, and the laser is aimed at the eye tissue underneath.
His books, aimed at the eye as well as the ear, were typically characterized by their artful typography and self-referential, often playful manipulation of language.
Interestingly, the kinematic profile of movements directed towards the co-twin displayed an even higher degree of accuracy: movement duration was longer and the percentage of time spent decelerating was greater for movements directed towards the co-twin than for self-directed movements aimed at the eye or the mouth.
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Similar kinematic profiles were observed for movements directed towards the co-twin and self-directed movements aimed at the eye-region, i.e. the most delicate region of the body.
Do not aim at the eyes.
Each has one camera aimed at the right eye and another at the field of view, and both send video to monitors nearby.
But two of them -- both aimed at treating the eye disease called age-related macular degeneration -- have already been dropped after not working well enough.
In the years since I graduated, with a useless philosophy degree, I have thanked my lucky stars over and over for my having been so lucky as to have chosen a classical education instead of one aimed at the bull's-eye of a specific job.
Pressurized air at 5 psi was passed through a nozzle of tip-diameter 1 1.5 mm positioned ∼1 2 cm away and aimed at the mouse's left eye.
To be sure, they are not letters written in the grand tradition of Letters, with one eye aimed at the recipient and the other on posterity.
Their one eye stares at the screen in front of them, while the other eye is aimed at the half-empty beer glasses placed terrifyingly close to the DJ equipment.
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