The phrase "aiming for strict" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives that involve adhering to strict standards or rules.
Example: "In our project, we are aiming for strict compliance with all safety regulations to ensure the well-being of our team."
Alternatives: "striving for rigor" or "pursuing strictness".
Di Giusto has written that she was not aiming for strict biographical accuracy.
While aiming for strict equality (to be evidenced by such measures as an equal number of women and men in positions of power, or an equal amount of money spent on male and female student athletes), these liberal feminist groups nonetheless supported the modern equivalent of protective legislation such as special workplace benefits for mothers.
The early American portrait painter Sheldon Peck might have been aiming for strict realism in his double portrait of David and Catherine Stolp Crane (around 1854) stiffly seated in their spare parlor, but their oddly doll-like heads make them resemble weirdly inanimate, oversize puppets.
These effects are clinically relevant for patients aiming for strict glycemic control.
Future trials have to determine whether or not to aim for strict glucose regulation during acute MI, since in critically ill patients it has been studied and proven to be effective in critically ill patients [ 38, 39].
Since "Laurén type" was considered as a potential confounding factor for the serological tests, we aimed for a strict comparison between intestinal and diffuse type gastric cancer.
The main advantages of SPRINT are that the protocol aims for relatively strict euglycemia, the protocol is conservative in application, the protocol maintains euglycemia with less variability, the protocol concomitantly adjusts for caloric intake using a handheld device protocol for insulin dosing, and the protocol requires frequent blood glucose monitoring.
Strict metabolic control aiming for A1C near the upper normal limit in pregnancy of women with a high risk of development of preeclampsia thus seems justified.
We're aiming for promotion".
