The phrase "aimed at the question" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a focus or direction of a response, analysis, or argument towards a specific question.
Example: "The research paper was aimed at the question of how climate change affects biodiversity."
Alternatives: "focused on the question" or "directed towards the question".
Many of the validation methods are aimed at the question whether specific foods are categorized in the correct way as "healthier" or "less healthy".
Neither was the study aimed at the question of sensitivity to food colors in ADHD children; the subjects came from the general population of school children.
Therefore, this study aimed at the question if traditional forest crown measures, particularly crown surface area (CSA) and crown projection area (CPA) are good measures for leaf area (LA), and if not, whether they can be improved by corrections through additional tree measures or stand measures.
Aiming at the question, this paper proposes an optimum design of nanostructures made of high thermal conductive nanomaterials to provide outstanding heat dissipation from the confined interior (possibly nanosized) to the micro-spaces of electronic devices.
As an example the situation involving a ratio of 1 1 is shown in Equation (2): The second set of experiments is aiming at the question whether or not carbonic acid (H2CO3), once formed by processing of mineral dust in the atmosphere, remains stable without decomposition for a sufficiently long time in the humid troposphere.
Several of these studies have been aimed at answering the question "which platform is the best?" The answer to this question is inarguably experiment-specific.
The availability of these data also has provided a solid foundation for studies aimed at resolving the question of the phylogenetic position of the ctenophores [ 4].
We presented a comprehensive analysis aimed at answering the question whether the two outcome prediction signatures for early-discovery breast cancer, of van't Veer et al and Wang et al, capture the same biological processes.
We aimed at answering the question: what is the association between duration of fever and an SBI in febrile children?
This study aimed at answering the question 'To what extent does the current target-setting process in the CO2 Performance Ladder lead to ambitious CO2 emission reduction goals?'.
The present study is, thus, aimed at answering the question whether other origins such as cell design ought to be considered to reveal the electrical sources for this phenomenon.
