The phrase "aiming at gathering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to collecting or assembling something, such as information, resources, or people.
Example: "The organization is aiming at gathering support for its new initiative to promote environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "striving to collect" or "focused on assembling".
That earlier attack appeared to be aimed at gathering information on human rights activists who were involved in political campaigns aimed at China.
Robert Greenwald, who produced the popular documentary Out-Foxed about Rupert Murdoch's Fox News, has made a new video aimed at gathering support for impeaching Cheney.
In 2007, Mr. Praed filed a suit on behalf of Unspam that was aimed at gathering information on illegal Internet pharmacies and the companies that support them.
The internet giant said the decision followed a cyber attack it believes was aimed at gathering information on Chinese human rights activists.
Secretary of State Colin L. Powell arrived in India to begin a weeklong trip through South and Southeast Asia aimed at gathering support for the campaign against terrorism.
The benefits of that approach are well demonstrated in Chicago, where monthly "beat meetings" (which are explicitly aimed at gathering information from locals) are particularly well attended in crime-blighted black neighbourhoods.
To hack an arsenal: Japan's biggest defense contractor has become the victim of a cyber attack, reportedly aimed at gathering data on missiles, submarines, and nuclear power plants.
On the basis of a series of engineering experiments aimed at gathering data on the forces acting on wing shapes in a moving stream of air (1887 91), Langley had concluded that "mechanical flight is possible with engines we now possess".
Many people would consider themselves able to spot a "phishing" attempt, whereby emails are sent which appear genuine but instead contain links aimed at gathering information such as bank details.
