The phrase "aimed at weighing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose of an action or study that involves evaluating or assessing something.
Example: "The research was aimed at weighing the effectiveness of the new treatment compared to the standard approach."
Alternatives: "intended to assess" or "designed to evaluate".
From his earliest poetry he was intensely interested in martyrs, whether of the religious controversies of the 16th and 17th centuries, or totalitarian regimes of the 20th; and he aimed at a scrupulous weighing of the appropriate words by which their witness could be mediated.
By weighing, we aimed at reflecting the distribution in the general study population.
Several labor leaders are weighing advertising blitzes aimed at the broader public.
It has just announced some new derivatives products aimed at big money managers, and is weighing a longer trading day.
The CtW Investment Group, a shareholder activist group representing union-sponsored pension funds with about $1.4 trillion, is weighing a campaign aimed at persuading Morgan Stanley investors to withhold their vote for Mr. Mack as chairman.
It is expected to raise tensions in an already volatile region, amid reports that Israel, the US and the UK are weighing military options aimed at setting back the Iranian nuclear programme.
Ms. Stark said in an interview last week that she was open to weighing all suggestions aimed at reform and greater vigilance, and that she envisioned significant changes in the assessment process.
Reuters reported Monday that the Trump administration is also weighing "sweeping sanctions aimed at cutting North Korea off from the global financial system".
WASHINGTON -- Targeting an industry whose political deafness has vexed his administration, President Barack Obama is weighing a levy aimed at recovering tax dollars from government-rescued financial institutions.
The laptops are aimed at the less techie set and weigh about 5 pounds with a 14-inch display and optical drive.
