The phrase "aiming at developing the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to growth, improvement, or progress in a specific area.
Example: "Our organization is aiming at developing the skills of our employees to enhance overall productivity."
Alternatives: "striving to enhance the" or "focused on advancing the".
In this study, a method aiming at developing the middleware's software architecture, and obtaining a set of tasks well characterized representing the middleware's implementation, is presented.
Multimedia digital experiences aiming at developing the narrative for view on several devices, presenting complementary uses and technological solutions: PC, laptop, tablet, smartphone, TV, interactive scenography, multi-touch screen, etc.
Staff development units or personnel departments may run workshops or seminars aimed at developing the careers of postdocs.
The time involved was not aimed at developing the students' reading and writing abilities but rather their test-taking skills.
Chinese officials say that Tibetans have freedom of religion and that policies in Tibet are aimed at developing the remote region's economy.
Until the mid-1980's, Brazil and its neighbor and traditional rival, Argentina, had programs aimed at developing the ability to produce atomic bombs.
"The time involved was not aimed at developing the students' reading and writing abilities but rather their test-taking skills," Dr. Atkinson wrote.
Tehran denies allegations from western powers and their allies that its nuclear programme was aimed at developing the capability to produce atomic weapons.
In Kenya, an £8m training programme aimed at developing the skills of young African scientists from intern to postdoctoral level will receive support.
At Stepping Stones, Ms. Brown's work — which resembled a conventional toddler music session — was in fact aimed at developing the children's speech, concentration, impulse control and socialization skills.
Isis said in its report: "There is concern that this effort to obtain a complete fuel cycle is aimed at developing the capability to make separated plutonium and highly enriched uranium, the two main nuclear explosive materials".
