The phrase "aimed to augment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal to enhance or improve something.
Example: "The new policy was aimed to augment the efficiency of our operations."
Alternatives: "intended to enhance" or "designed to improve".
Pre-treatments aimed to augment acetaldehyde, increased motor activity of rats.
In her short set Thursday night, as on the new album, Ms. Persson aimed to augment her pose with fleshy emotionality.
It aimed to augment workplace learning by providing trainee doctors with rapid access to reliable information relevant for practice, using mobile phone technology.
21 22 The intervention was customised to each resident and aimed to augment or maintain functional capacity in personal activities of daily living, such as dressing, grooming, bathing, using the toilet, feeding, and mobility.
As many trauma patients are plagued by infections, researchers aimed to augment the host's inflammatory response by stimulating macrophages with glucan [ 29, 30], activating monocytes with dextran [ 14], upregulating human leukocyte antigen (HLA -DR expression witHLA -DRfexpression-γ [ 18, 22, 26, 31], and providing immunoglobulins [ 20, 32].
Water flooding technique has widely been applied in oilfields aiming to augment the natural energy of the reservoir and displace the oil toward production wells.
That the Trump regime will aim to augment the voting power of its core rural constituency by expanding voter suppression laws and launching a full-throttled effort to repeal what is left of the Voting Rights Act is a given.
An after-burning scheme can be used to effectively utilize the remaining hydrogen by supplying additional oxygen into the nozzle, aiming to augment the thrust.
This paper presents a laboratory experiments for investigation of air injection into the shell side of shell-and-multi-tube heat exchanger aims to augment the thermal performance.
Without these, the cognitive engines of this everywhere-enabled world are deaf, dumb, and blind, and cannot respond relevantly to the real-world events that they aim to augment.
