The phrase "aiming at training" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to training or educational programs.
Example: "Our organization is aiming at training employees to enhance their skills and productivity."
Alternatives: "targeting training" or "focused on training".
The UHP is a Pantograph based innovative robot actuated by two SEAs (Series Elastic Actuator), aiming at training impaired upper limbs after a stroke.
Then we introduce the active learning strategy into our framework, aiming at training a well performed classifier with only a subset of data that are most representative.
Finally, in October 2015 the Horizon 2020 workprogramme on Science with and for Society launched a call to fund projects aiming at training scholars for Open Science (European Commission Decision, 2016), closed by October 2016.
The exercises investigated caused levels of TrA activation from 4 to 43% of that during maximal effort and can thus be used clinically to grade the load on the TrA when designing programs aiming at training that muscle.
"Michael's game" is a program aiming at training hypothetical reasoning.
In January, Phoenix expects to begin a program aimed at training students to become registered nurses, including a clinical component.
Israeli aircraft continued sporadic raids, mainly aimed at training sites of Palestinian militant groups and facilities run by the Hamas government in Gaza.
Projects funded last year included Sandwell Pathways for Young Muslims (£4,077), aimed at training Muslim youth workers as role models and fostering inter-Muslim relations and relations with the wider community through outreach work, educational workshops and conferences.
Dozens of complaints of abuse and corruption have been filed against members of Grupo Beta, Mr. Preciado acknowledged, and said the workshops were aimed at training the agents not only in rescue techniques and basic immigration law, but also in human rights.
Tiffany Dufu, who heads the White House Project, a nonpartisan group aimed at training young women for careers in politics and business, got a similar response when she informally polled young women in her organization.
