The phrase "aiming at collecting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a goal or objective related to gathering or acquiring something.
Example: "The organization is aiming at collecting data to improve its services."
Alternatives: "striving to gather" or "focused on obtaining".
An experimental trial aiming at collecting multimodal acoustic data including m-D signatures is described in [41].
A questionnaire was well designed aiming at collecting pedestrians' socio-economic characteristics, trip related features, and attribute variables in different crossing facilities.
Databases with other data types Finally, there are databases with other types of data (i.e., mouse models, phenotypic data, networks, proteomics) also aiming at collecting and providing insights into the mechanism of cancer development [ 38 ].
37 Another study, aiming at collecting data about hyperacusis by invitation to a cross-sectional sample of the Swedish population as well as through an open recruitment for the same questionnaire through the internet, found a point prevalence of hyperacusis at 8.6%.
William C. Thompson Jr., the city comptroller, stepped up his 2005 campaign activity yesterday by holding a fund-raising reception last night aimed at collecting more than $400,000.
In October last year, Dubai launched a 'happiness index' aimed at collecting detailed data on how government services affect the happiness of their users.
One of the most important is the One Million Signatures Campaign, aimed at collecting signatures from Iranian men and women to demonstrate their opposition to the discriminatory laws.
According to Mr. Paul's Web site, his one-day "money bomb" aimed at collecting funds during Thursday's Republican debate netted his campaign more than $1 million.
The coordinated raids, which began at 6 a.m., were aimed at collecting computer disks, mailing lists and publications of the group, Hizb ut-Tahrir, or Party of Liberation, including a German magazine, Explizit, according to the Interior Ministry.
Nazar Ahari and Sotoudeh were both members of an Iranian women's rights movement, the One Million Signature Campaign, aimed at collecting signatures from Iranians opposed to the country's discriminatory laws against women.
