The phrase "aiming at addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to solving a problem or tackling an issue.
Example: "Our organization is aiming at addressing the challenges faced by underprivileged communities."
Alternatives: "striving to tackle" or "focused on resolving".
Recent approaches are now aiming at addressing lncRNAs in brain scRNA-seq samples.
Generally, the current research lines aiming at addressing the acceptability challenge could be classified into four main categories as follows.
There is an abundance of cross-sectional leadership research aiming at addressing the subject of change (Hunter et al. 2007).
The paper represents the results of research aiming at addressing sustainability of the entire renovation effort including new categories, criteria, and indicators.
Aiming at addressing this dilemma, this paper presents new evaluation methodology and a framework in which edge detection is evaluated through boundary detection, that is, the likelihood of retrieving the full object boundaries from this edge-detection output.
In this work, aiming at addressing the above challenges, we try to elucidate the impact of P/E operation on the performances through comprehensive device characterizations and to explore possible solutions through innovations in test and operation methods.
European nations experimented with a wide range of social programmes aimed at addressing the challenge.
The British mission is aimed at addressing those shortcomings, improving the rebels' organization, communications and logistics.
The political focus on mass shootings sometimes even undermines policies that are aimed at addressing the big picture of violence.
They decided to throw out every practical measure aimed at addressing the structural inequality that has persisted for the last 50 years.
Indeed, Mr. Ogilvie Thompson oversaw 60 transactions worth a total of $2.5 billion over the last three years aimed at addressing shareholder concerns.
