The phrase "aiming the device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the action of directing or positioning a device towards a target or specific direction.
Example: "After setting up the equipment, I spent a few minutes aiming the device to ensure accurate measurements."
Alternatives: "pointing the device" or "directing the device".
Aim the device at an airplane boarding pass and the projector flashes the status of your coming flight.
They aimed the device — a motion-sensitive digital camera with a fifty-metre range, set inside a waterproof casing — at a field lined with privet hedges.
The researchers aimed the device either at the RTPJ or at a nearby region of the brain not thought to be involved in cognitive processing.
"You can change the pattern of which elements are on and off, and when you do, those elements have a different phase offset between them so you end up with a beam going off in different directions". This means the mTenna can "find" a communications satellite overhead without the user having to precisely aim the device toward the satellite.
The trouble with the HP Slate is not in that its powered by Windows 7. The trouble is that HP has chosen to aim the device directly at claim adjusters and hotel bell desk attendants.
The youths, 16 and 17, were playing Thursday night with an IBM gas laser, similar to those used at supermarket checkout counters, when they allegedly aimed the device at a helicopter hovering over Juanita and Hatfield avenues, Sheriff's Lt.
We aimed the device directly around the perimeter of the ulcer.
We walked past hordes of potential buyers aiming the orphaned devices at the sky, as if trying to turn off the scorching sun.
In May 2016, GoPro pushed back the date of its drone unveiling to buy itself more time, but aimed to get the device manufactured before the crucial Christmas period.
