The phrase "aiming at growth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing goals, objectives, or strategies related to development or improvement.
Example: "The company is aiming at growth by expanding its product line and entering new markets."
Alternatives: "targeting growth" or "pursuing growth".
Conclusions Aggressive intervention early in life aimed at growth and nutrition and/or lung disease may affect pulmonary function.
I had to convince the board that this was more than a typical cost cutting this was truly a transformation aimed at growth.
Using the proposed algorithm is given a chance to control the parameters of sustainable development of the territory and generate actions aimed at growth of indicators.
Targeted therapy aimed at growth factors (e.g., PDGF or TGF-β1) and their receptors to limit mesenchymal cell survival and collagen deposition seems a logical path for the treatment of fibrosis, given the important roles that these growth factors play in mesenchymal cell survival and collagen production.
Given the failure of previous attempts to target fibrosis, coupled with the likelihood that treatments aimed at growth factors will fail because of off-target effects, scleraxis should be evaluated in the short term as a possible target for therapeutic drug design.
A low-risk and patient-friendly strategy is minimal stimulation IVF aiming at monofollicular growth.
The Goodie Two Shoes Foundation -- Another wonderful charity aimed at healthy growth and development to those who need it the most.
The UN's top official on climate issues, Christiana Figueres, told an audience in the Norwegian capital Oslo this week that a proposed climate pact will be aimed at boosting growth and development, according to Reuters.
To overcome that, his Government took measures to stimulate private savings and adopted a liberal system to encourage foreign capital, aiming at "export-led" growth.
"We are aiming at 20% annual growth.
