The phrase "aiming at developing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are trying to describe an activity or goal that involves thinking, learning, or growing. For example: "At this university, we are always aiming at developing innovative solutions for difficult problems."
Although many improvements have been reported for in vitro culture of follicles at early stages aiming at developing them into competent mature follicles, these methods are still in development.
Then we discuss the general structure of a Fredholm pair, aiming at developing a model theory.
Thus, a considerable amount of studies aiming at developing new ventilator strategies or pharmacological treatments of VILI have been published.
World powers suspect Iran's nuclear programme is secretly aiming at developing a nuclear bomb - a charge Iran has consistently denied.
Aiming at developing exhaust gas-driven automobile air conditioners, two types of systems varying in heat carriers were preliminarily designed.
Tissue engineering represents a new field aiming at developing biological substitutes to restore, maintain, or improve tissue functions.
Hence, our observations could trigger non-specific preventive interventions such as better supportive care or prophylactic antibiotics as well as research aiming at developing a specific therapeutic tool.
From the perspective of device design, controllable design extends the concept of "thinner" design, aiming at developing products to apply the various biomedical fields.
Recently, international research is aiming at developing gasification and pyrolysis processes for the cost-effective thermochemical conversion of non-food biomass to biofuels.
There has been scarce research aiming at developing and/or testing treatments for retinal ischemia as well as to prevent new vessel formation result of RVO.
For so doing, we report feedback from our work in a European project aiming at developing and evaluating social TV services.
