The phrase "aiming at information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the goal or objective of seeking or targeting specific information.
Example: "The research project is aiming at information that will help us understand climate change better."
Alternatives: "targeting information" or "seeking information".
Instead of asking such closed, opinionated questions, strive to ask open-ended, neutral ones aimed at information gathering and defining priorities.
Third, DHS will "revise the definition of employment and employer-employee relationship to better protect U.S. workers and wages," which could mean additional restrictions aimed at information technology companies.
Interventions to improve discharge delays were aimed at information management and coordination of the discharge process.
Handover may entail both descriptive talk aimed at information transfer and collaborative talk aimed at joint decision-making.
They do this at every level of organization, from neural firing rates to synaptic connectivity to the motivation of behavior aimed at information gathering (e.g. visual saccades).
However, the main focus is on positive mental health, and only one lesson in the three-day programme is aimed at information about specific mental disorders.
Although, we would expect clustering aimed at information maximization to do a better job, after cross-validation (applying the clustering to novel responses to novel stimuli), we see that the simple similarity based clustering performs just as well.
The Multitask learning (Caruana, 1997; Lee et al., 2007; Xiong et al., 2007) is aimed at information sharing among learners from a set of different but related tasks, with the hope to boost the overall performance.
Various techniques have been applied in studies aiming at validating information in databases of health records.
Overall, the study aims at providing information to inform the design of community level intervention to promote family planning adoption in Nigerian urban slums.
