The phrase "aiming at the identification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to recognizing or determining something specific.
Example: "The research project is aiming at the identification of key factors that influence consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "targeting the identification" or "focused on the identification".
The profiles of the parental strains were inspected aiming at the identification of strain-specific alleles, namely the alleles present in only one of the pooled strains.
DEMs have been analysed using different visualization tools, such as principal component analysis, local relief factor, multiple hillshading, sky-view-factor and openness in order to improve visualization of the models, aiming at the identification of archaeological features.
In recent years, multivariate statistical monitoring of batch processes has become a popular research topic, wherein multivariate fault isolation is an important step aiming at the identification of the faulty variables contributing most to the detected process abnormality.
The extensive database of spectral signatures that was acquired for this work represented the departure point for a field study aiming at the identification of the components of a variety of plastic artifacts in the collections of Architecture and Design and Contemporary Art of the Art Institute di Chicago.
In [8], we present an approach to evaluate the robustness of controllers for self-adaptive software systems, aiming at the identification of design faults.
Today, a state of the art drug discovery program often begins with screening campaigns aiming at the identification of novel biologically active molecules.
This is consistent with the results of a recent proteomic analysis aimed at the identification of all CRM1-binding proteins.
Further on, we aim at the identification of promising niches for CPP application in drug delivery.
Here, we report on recent VLT observations of the PSR J2124-3358 atmed athehe identification of its optical counterpart.
Through survey work in Greece and Turkey aimed at the identification and dating of prehistoric sites, he rapidly established himself as one of the outstanding field archaeologists of the region.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the most extensive effort aimed at the identification of candidate PrD sequences among eukaryotic viruses.
