The phrase "aiming at a target" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is focusing their efforts or intentions towards achieving a specific goal or objective.
Example: "In our marketing strategy, we are aiming at a target demographic that values sustainability."
Alternatives: "focusing on a goal" or "directing efforts towards a target".
If you're aiming at a target you've already hit, think again.
On any given day kids were demonstrating a learning outcome without necessarily having direct instruction, anything from throwing a ball to aiming at a target".
The contestants, who have to be between 20 and 30, have been aiming at a target that is basically the size of a pinhead.
A 4-year-old girl was shot when she ran through the line of fire of a.22-caliber rifle shot by her 8-year-old brother, who was aiming at a target in their east central Indiana yard Sunday.
This study investigates an additional method for independently evaluating performance of speed and accuracy of computer mice, based on five parameters of the initial submovement when aiming at a target.
The amount of sample processed varied between 0.5 and 7.5 L according to the sulfide concentration in the samples aiming at a target amount of approximately 20 µmol sulfur in total.
One hundred and two throws were aimed at a target at a series of distances and 12 were for maximum distance.
At an outdoor shooting range in Ridgewood, N.J., incoming freshman Sandra Fong steadied her rifle and aimed at a target 50 meters away.
In this paper, we specifically address assisting people with visual impairments to aim at a target on a large wall-mounted display.
The Compton effectWhen a beam of X-rays is aimed at a target material, some of the beam is deflected, and the scattered X-rays have a greater wavelength than the original beam.
In neutron-scattering techniques, a beam of neutrons is aimed at a target material, and the resultant scattering of the neutrons yields information about that material's atomic structure.
