The phrase "aiming at formation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is targeting or striving for a particular development or structure, such as in education, team building, or organizational development.
Example: "The committee is aiming at formation of a new policy that will enhance community engagement."
Alternatives: "targeting development" or "striving for establishment".
The present study aims at formation of autocatalytic copper coating over surface treated B4C particles with varying bath parameters and evaluating its influence on coating morphology and uniformity.
Considerable less validation effort is necessary if sub-pools with one to twofold genome coverage are used [ 31], however, studies aiming at contig formation usually employ libraries encompassing at least five to ten genome equivalents, otherwise too many loci will not be detected and/or it will not be possible to determine the order of markers in the contigs.
Moreover, a bottleneck of the use of embryonic stem cells in therapy is the risk of teratocarcinoma formation, thus suggesting that tools aiming at prevention of formation of ESC-derived tumors might increase their therapeutic applications.
Finally, we designed and applied a protocol aiming at forcing the formation of gypsum outside the fossils so as to preserve the fossil integrity, namely 'crystallisation pits'.
In this study, we investigated eight different culturing setups aiming at inhibiting biomass formation of Escherichia coli, based on nutrient limitations or the addition of growth inhibitors.
The design of therapies aiming at preventing amyloid formation or promoting its dissociation requires detailed knowledge of the fibrils' molecular structure and a complete view about the factors responsible for protein aggregation.
The barrier concept aims at the formation of a dense glass-ceramic layer.
I don't see why government should intrude with laws and tax credits aimed at family formation and fertility, as David Brooks suggests.
This paper aims at the formation of low resistance and fairly ohmic contacts on p-type macroporous silicon with 1.5 μm pore diameter.
But the legal situation was made much worse by a federal law of 29 June 2013, which imposes heavy fines on individuals and NGOs accused of "propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations among minors expressed in distribution of information … aimed at the formation … of … misperceptions of the social equivalence of traditional and non-traditional sexual relations".
