The phrase "aimed to explore methods" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective of a study, project, or initiative that seeks to investigate various approaches or techniques.
Example: "The research project was aimed to explore methods for improving energy efficiency in urban buildings."
Alternatives: "intended to investigate techniques" or "designed to examine approaches".
We also aim to explore methods to evaluate prediction models, such as discrimination and calibration metrics, as well as decision curve analysis.
Third, "implement cost-effective in vivo model": we aimed to explore cost-effective methods to provide an early read on the in vivo specific binding of ligand candidates prior to triggering more resource-extensive non-human primate (NHP) PET imaging studies.
This study was aimed to explore the standard addition method as a means to overcome the plasma matrix effects on the quantification of cathinone and mephedrone by LC-MS/MS.
It aimed to explore a possible new method for considering the ways in which service improvement occurs combinatorially.
The reported study aimed to explore a novel therapeutic method to overcome the T790M gatekeeper mutation-induced resistance after the treatment of first-generation EGFR inhibitors.
Using qualitative research methods, we aimed to explore and understand the intuitive processes of quality appraisal within a team of qualitative researchers.
While the Picker Institute and the Saphora-Psy questionnaires were developed with the use of qualitative methods aimed to explore patients' needs and concerns, the Perceptions of Care questionnaire was developed by selecting items related to specific domains, from previous work and literature review.
This study aimed to explore a simple and economical method for uniform PLGA MS preparation.
This study aimed to explore the suitability of this method as a tool to integrate practical knowledge with scientific knowledge in order to improve theory development as a sound basis for practical decision-making.
Thus, this study utilized a qualitative method aimed to explore parent drivers' perceptions and experiences regarding use of child safety restraint, and to identify the differences in the perceptions and experiences between child safety restraint users and non-users.
