The phrase "aimed to increase a" is not complete and therefore not fully correct in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to growth or improvement, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The new policy was aimed to increase a sense of community among employees."
Alternatives: "intended to boost a" or "designed to enhance a".
Accelerated math--software aimed to increase a student's competency across this discipline utilizing the latest techniques.
The balance and muscle force training aimed to increase a combination of strength, flexibility, and balance training.
In summary, we found that the registered dietitian led diabetes management program aimed to increase a diabetic patient's knowledge of how to self-manage his or her illness was an effective strategy for controlling glycemic status and improving dietary habits for patients with poorly controlled type 2 diabetes.
The development of a new technology, the definition of a new regulation or an organisational change aims to increase a positive performance (i.e. safety and cost effectiveness) or decrease a negative performance (i.e. occurrence of accidents or workload) in a system.
To assess the effectiveness of an intervention aimed to increase adherence to a Mediterranean diet.
Both aimed to increase the capacity of a CD at least tenfold, which would allow a single disc to hold a high-quality full-length movie.
These so-called alignment efforts are defined as deliberate efforts aimed to increase the likelihood that a contribution to action is realized.
The program reported by Dorrance et al. [ 12] aimed to increase students' interest in pursuing a career as an internist in primary care settings.
On Tuesday, Barry (D-Ward 8) introduced a bill aimed to increase organ donations by offering D.C. residents a tax credit of up to $25,000 if they donate an organ to a recipient in need of a transplant.
It is aimed to increase the output energy of a heavy-ion injector.
In this study we aimed to increase the information content of a previously published SSR-based Arachis map, begin to define the genomic regions that confer disease resistance and perhaps reveal major resistance gene clusters.
