The phrase "aimed to experiment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal to conduct experiments or trials in a particular context.
Example: "The research team aimed to experiment with new methodologies to improve their findings."
Alternatives: "intended to test" or "planned to experiment".
In this context, the DIALAQ project aimed to experiment and disseminate a participatory approach intended to strengthen stakeholders' capacity to implement more sustainable agricultural and groundwater management.
With the Radio France Philharmonic Orchestra at his behest, Mr. Choplin aimed to experiment with expanding Sondheim, in the case of "Sunday," "to see if this painting, larger than life, will also become a music theater piece larger than life, almost an opera," he said.
The project aimed to experiment a new type of training by communication, namely online communication through an electronic platform.
"He would not have been consciously aiming to experiment with fluid dynamics as understood by physicists".
Moreover, we also investigate seven tag communities from Super User aiming to experiment with the generality of our results.
As the Philadelphia Orchestra rebounds from dire financial straits, it is also aiming to experiment, without alienating the loyalists.
This study aims to experiment with the use of multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) to prioritise interventions in HIV/AIDS control in Thailand.
Originally, we also aimed to perform experiments at different initial cell densities.
The first experiment aimed to quantify the subjective experience of the hypothesized illusion.
The company, which is based in Utrecht and has a team of 25 people who are mostly developers, aims to experiment.
The ultimate aim to experiment with non-cultured glomerular EC has never been attained and the very first human glomerular endothelial cell line (GEnC) was not presented until 2006 [ 9].
