The phrase "aimed at translating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a purpose or goal related to the act of translation, often in contexts involving projects, initiatives, or efforts.
Example: "The new software is aimed at translating documents more efficiently and accurately."
Alternatives: "intended for translating" or "designed to translate".
Large-scale infrastructure aimed at translating political decisions and statutes into reality is even trickier to implement.
This demographic change presents a number of challenges to current research infrastructure aimed at translating discoveries to improved human health.
He also ventured away from fundamental science, participating in two start-up companies aimed at translating his discoveries (and the discoveries of others) into therapies.
The interventions are aimed at translating current evidence into clinical practice and there was particular attention in the trial's design to addressing common pitfalls for clinical studies in palliative care.
Aimed at translating our in vitro results to human BC, we evaluated, by IHC, α6β4, ERβ1, ErbB3, and P-AKT expression in 232 primary mammary tumors derived from patients submitted to adjuvant TAM monotherapy.
The CARE-DEM study is a research and development project aimed at translating and adapting the PREVENT intervention to, and testing it in, English contexts.
Diagonal averaging aims at translating the recovered trajectory matrix into a time series according to.
This section aims at translating the above vision and pathway into governance mechanisms and concrete policies for the transformation.
Nanopharmaceuticals aim at translating the unique features of nano-scale materials into therapeutic products and consequently their development relies critically on the progression in manufacturing technology to allow scalable processes complying with process economy and quality assurance.
Following these observations, researchers now aim at translating omics evidences into experimentally based results (based on on purpose experimental designs).
In contrast, other preclinical studies of peripheral analytes aim at translating the results in clinical settings as a subsequent step.
