The phrase "aiming for improving" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that you are striving for improvement in a certain area. For example, "We are aiming for improving the efficiency of our production process."
To achieve value for money, it needs to better define the service it is aiming for, improve its understanding of costs and develop its implementation plan".
"In the past four or five years European companies have made significant strides," he says, pointing out they've been cutting costs and aiming for improved profitability.
In this paper we aim for improving the reliability and precision of localization of our multimodal data fusion algorithm.
Under the constraint of finite buffer space, the proposed scheme aims for improving both the overall system throughput and the statistic QoS while keeping certain fairness among users.
The proposed method is useful in any physical implementation of a H.264 decoder that aims for improving the most demanding part of the decoder, the MC block, making it possible to serve several streams in parallel in real time.
For instance, genome shuffling studies often ultimately aim for improving general fermentation performance.
Rehabilitation for people with MS mainly aims for improving their functional mobility and quality of life, rather than attaining their full recuperation from the disease.
In this article, we propose a new knowledge-guided SCCA algorithm (KG-SCCA) to overcome this limitation as well as to aim for improving learning results by incorporating valuable prior knowledge.
Aim for improving your own life, not perfecting it.
(14) 2 p.m.: Video cameras and motion detectors in local supermarket track physical movements of customers (allegedly to aim for improved customer service) as customer drops in to pick up some fruit for lunch.
