The phrase "aimed to know" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing an intention or goal to gain knowledge or understanding about something.
Example: "The researchers aimed to know the effects of the new drug on patient recovery times."
Alternatives: "sought to understand" or "intended to learn".
We aimed to know how the directive teams perceive the implementation of organizational procedures in relation with the health care management in the primary care setting.
This study aimed to know the main determinants of professional satisfaction of nurses who work in Primary Health Care (CSP), namely, in Barcelos/ Barcelinhos Health Centre (CS).
This study aimed to know the markers and routine biochemical measures that are associated to the insulin resistance (IR) and to develop an index of individual IR risk from them.
In addition, it is aimed to know the possible technique and equipment deficiencies of the pharmacies and to estimate what the cost would be to adapt the equipment and the skills of the pharmacies in the province so that they would be able to fulfill the health care of detection and control of high blood pressure with assurance of quality.
Since EM may also be useful for further improvement in the decomposition process, the present study was aimed to know the efficiency of EM culture alone as well as along with compost inoculant developed earlier (Pandey et al. 2009).
Instead of further mapping specific incompatible genes, in this paper we aimed to know the overall effects of incompatibility on fertility and viability, the two aspects of fitness, by examining 89 gametes produced by yeast S. cerevisiae - S. paradoxus F1 hybrids.
Speaking of seeing the best, the Dutch scouts aim to know each country's capabilities in forensic detail.
This study also aims to know how acceptable is the telephone referral to general practitioners and their patients.
The ELECTRA survey aims to know the monitoring practices of French implanters while there exist published referentials.
We are gathering data related with the comfort experience of this buildings users, aiming to know the ratio between tourists demands of comfort and final consumption of resources.
Kalman's artwork reminds us that food is social: We cook together, we eat together, and we aim to know something about the hands our food has been through on its way to our kitchen.
