The phrase "aimed to validate the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or intention behind an action, particularly in research or analysis contexts.
Example: "The study was aimed to validate the effectiveness of the new treatment method."
Alternatives: "intended to confirm the" or "designed to verify the".
This study aimed to validate the original ACIC in the Netherlands as an instrument to evaluate the level and nature of improvements made by DMPs.
This study aimed to validate the PACIC and PACIC-S in the Netherlands as an instrument to assess CVD patients' perspectives of alignment of primary care to the CCM.
We aimed to validate the use of standard coils for the stimulation of deep volumes.
The present study aimed to validate the motor behavior domain of the BPS using wrist actigraphy.
This work aimed to validate the model by operating a pilot column continuously and measuring the underflow solids.
Three studies aimed to validate the use of a new categorical rating scale in the context of estimated and real eating episodes.
We also aimed to validate the method as a relevant eco-driving teaching tool that does not distract drivers or affect safety behaviour.
The authors aimed to validate the European Multicenter Study on Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting (E-CABG) classification of postoperative complications in patients undergoing coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG).
This study aimed to validate the safety and efficacy of epicardial placement of myoblast-sheets (myoblast-sheet therapy) in treating heart failure.
The experimental research reported here aimed to validate the use of built-up tees instead of hot rolled tees in DST moment connections.
We aimed to validate the Age-Related Eye Diseveritytudy (AREDscalemplified severity scale of AMD classification using 5- and 10-year incident late AMD data from the population-based Blue Mountains Eye Study BMESS) cohort.
