The phrase "aiming for control" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing goals or objectives related to gaining or maintaining authority or influence over a situation.
Example: "In the midst of the chaos, the manager was aiming for control to ensure the project stayed on track."
Alternatives: "striving for dominance" or "seeking to establish authority."
Having aimed for control and containment, Mr Putin is achieving neither.Despite losing clout recently, Mr Maskhadov is still mooted by some as the only likely interlocutor for peace talks.
While China as the larger power vis-à-vis the Philippines as the smaller power in the relationship has aimed for control and domination of their disputed territory, the Philippines' drastic defiance has also led to China's irritation and possible frustration.
Micelles are an emerging class of self-assembled structures based on amphiphilic copolymers, aimed for controlled drug delivery applications.
We involved farmers in group-based participatory experimentation for four years with minimum external intervention, aiming for maximum control of the experiments by the farmers themselves.
In addition, results also confirm that the developed framework can estimate conditional probabilities associated with different flood events under various extreme precipitation scenarios aiming for flood control and sediment transport.
Intensive treatment aiming for local control, followed by high dose chemotherapy and ABMT, seems to be of benefit to enhance survival.
It is further hypothesized that (3) the efficacy of the exercise regime is superior to the efficacy of an intervention solely aiming for attention control, and (4) that effects are long-acting.
In the United State, where child and adolescent obesity is a growing problem, health education on body weight control is implemented among high school students aiming for future BP control [ 35].
These effects are clinically relevant for patients aiming for strict glycemic control.
During the recording period, women were asked to consume meals and carry out physical activity according to their usual daily routine (ad libitum), aiming for NICE glucose control targets for pregnancy.
