The phrase "aimed compounds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to chemistry, pharmaceuticals, or any field discussing specific compounds designed for a particular purpose or effect.
Example: "The research focused on aimed compounds that target cancer cells specifically, minimizing damage to healthy tissue."
Alternatives: "targeted compounds" or "designed compounds".
"Recurve is a sport of execution and not so much aiming; compound is more aiming and precision," Dielen said.
Both of the C.I.A.-backed raids were aimed at compounds only a few miles inside Pakistani territory.
Novel DDS aim to target compounds to tumor sides thereby diminishing side effects on healthy tissues.
In particular, the engineering of microbial production systems for high-value small molecules is seen to hold great potential, aiming at compounds that range from flavours and fragrances to clinically relevant pharmaceuticals [ 8].
In some studies aimed at understanding phenolic compounds, compounds having similar functional groups have been grouped together while representative compounds of each group were studied (Larsson et al. [2000]), presumably under the assumption that compounds having the same functional group are similar in their inhibitory activities.
To identify compounds with potent antitumor efficacy for various human cancers, we aimed to synthesize compounds that could inhibit c-mesenchymal epithelial transition factor (c-Met) and vascular endothelial growth factor receptor 2 (VEGFR2) kinases.
As a result, increasingly significant attention has been paid to the development of novel antibiotics; particularly metallo-pharmaceuticals, which are compounds that involve metals due to their therapeutic action, and currently belong to a class of promising antimicrobial compounds aimed to overcome resistant strains6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13.
Researchers are investigating several compounds aimed at blunting alcohol urges.
The attacks, which seem to have killed at least 20 people, were aimed at several compounds that house Westerners working in the Saudi capital, Riyadh.
Much of this effort has been aimed at developing compounds that eject zinc from the NC zinc fingers (see Refs 83, 94).
