The phrase "aiming at correcting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intention or goal of making improvements or rectifying errors in a particular context.
Example: "The committee is aiming at correcting the discrepancies found in the financial report."
Alternatives: "striving to rectify" or "focused on amending".
Runtime enforcement is a verification/validation technique aiming at correcting possibly incorrect executions of a system of interest.
Beyond β-cell lines, human pluripotent stem cell (hPSC -derived insulin-secreting cells may also be engineered to express PACs aiming at correcting defective GSIS, whPSC -derivedor challenge in the generation of functinsulin-secretingmayPSCs.
The importance of epigenetic alterations in cancer is further highlighted by their use in diagnosis and by the development of new therapeutic strategies aiming at correcting them [ 3].
Despite the growing evidence that glycocalyx is extensively involved in sepsis-related altered vascular permeability, strategies aiming at correcting these alterations failed to show clear clinical benefit [ 3].
Our study distinguishes itself from the previous by using Swedish data and by not aiming at correcting measurement error in any primary data set, but instead focusing explicitly on the misreporting behavior per se, with the aim of analyzing how socioeconomic disparities are affected.
We propose a scheme aimed at correcting data for the ocean tidal signals and show that such correction suppresses the tidal signals in the observed field variations.
Then, for months, Justice officials tried to negotiate a settlement aimed at correcting the violations.
Behaviour therapies are aimed at correcting specific pathological emotional states or behaviour patterns through appropriate countermeasures.
The focus is on micro-reparation, much of it aimed at correcting badly-done repairs made in the modern era.
There are currently 2 very different approaches that aim to correct the basic defect: gene therapy, aimed at correcting the genetic alteration, and therapy aimed at correcting the defect in the CFTR protein.
