The phrase "aiming at evaluating whether" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal of an assessment or analysis.
Example: "The research is aiming at evaluating whether the new teaching method improves student performance."
Alternatives: "seeking to assess whether" or "intending to evaluate if".
We also aim at evaluating whether the employment rate of a younger age group has been indirectly affected by the ISP through negative or positive spillover effects.
Therefore, this study aims at evaluating whether users change their usage preference while handwriting is assumed to construct messages as fast and convenient as texting.
Hence the government now co-ordinating the creation of a task force — that will involve Facebook and other Internet competitors — aimed at evaluating whether content flagged as inappropriate should be considered acceptable freedom of speech.
The present study aimed at evaluating whether this method could be useful in reducing the number, intensity and duration of attacks and also the use of painkillers in patients with migraine without aura.
Our study aims at evaluating whether cephalalgiaphobia was related to migraine frequency, aura status, medication overuse and, finally, if it was per se a predictor of increase in migraine frequency.
This paper presented a quasi-experiment aimed at evaluating whether search-based architecture design approaches improve the effectiveness and complexity of SA systems when compared to style-based design approaches.
injection of collagenase in the knee of rats as a model of OA, we aimed at evaluating whether injury of sensory neurons may contribute to the development of OA-associated nociception.
We aimed at evaluating whether the estimated parameters differed when employing the different methods to the same data set, and if so to understand the underlying causes.
