The phrase "aiming position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sports, military, or any situation where a specific stance or posture is required for targeting or focusing on a goal.
Example: "The archer took her aiming position before releasing the arrow."
Alternatives: "targeting stance" or "firing position."
Previous studies may have measured the metal interference screw position or the femoral aiming device position, which, however, need not correlate with the actual tunnel or graft position (Klos et al. 2000).
Meanwhile eight research projects in Britain were launched last year with £20m of funding, including trials of driverless vehicles in Bristol, Coventry and Milton Keynes, with the government aiming to position the UK as a global centre for intelligent mobility.
As more and more appliances and entertainment devices are equipped with easy-to-misplace remote controls, Philips is aiming to position the iPronto as the one tool you won't want to lose.
It's likely that this latest turn is one more step in how Udacity is aiming to position for whatever comes next.
The changes come as Tilt is aiming to position itself more broadly to the mainstream, beyond the "crowdfunding" niche that's been so buzzed about in recent years.
Aiming to position Hillsdale as a mecca for conservative thought, Roche started bringing well-known speakers to campus for several week- long series every year.
But now that the cord-cutting era is upon us, Twitter aiming to position itself as both the first and the second screen by offering both the video itself and the platform to discuss the streamed content.
Sophia's citizenship comes at a pivotal point in Saudi Arabia's history, as the country is aiming to position itself as a world leader in lifestyle and technological advancement.
A drift vector of aim position correction is defined to reduce the aim position bias caused by the perturbations.
"I perceived this to be the beginning of him raising the gun into the aim position, whereby he would shoot at me or one of my colleagues.
