"aiming to consider" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are making plans or discussing ideas to consider at a later time. For example: "We discussed several options for the project but, aiming to consider all aspects, we decided to table the conversation until our next meeting".
Other investigations conducted on these grounds highlight the usefulness of different variables, such as the use of multiple learning methods, aiming to consider all individual cognitive traits (Saarikoski et al., 2001) and the dominant learning style (Alonso, et al., 1999).
The relationships between EAM and Fmed described here therefore provide essential knowledge for analyses aiming to consider a wider spectrum of activities to investigate the role of mechanics in OA disease initiation and progression (43).
The event for theatre managers aims to consider how to cast more people with learning disabilities in productions.
As new technologies like this develop we aim to consider where safeguards can be incorporated at the drawing board stage".
Indeed, this volume aims to consider Sloan apart from the usual Ashcan School narrative, and to view him as an important artist in his own right.
The panel will aim to consider the report of the CO within 28 days, but reserves the right to take longer to resolve the complaint where dealing with complex complaints or where there are unavoidable delays.
The exhibition aims to consider the changing nature of crime and advances in detection over the last 140 years, as well as the challenges faced in policing the capital, such as terrorism, drugs and rioting.
Policies to deal with global warming do not produce the short-term gains of many other development policies.* The Copenhagen Consensus project, organised by Denmark's Environmental Assessment Institute with the co-operation of The Economist, aims to consider, and to establish priorities among, a series of proposals for advancing global welfare.
We will report on their conclusions in due course.* The Copenhagen Consensus project, organised by Denmark's Environmental Assessment Institute with the co-operation of The Economist, aims to consider, and to establish priorities among, a series of proposals for advancing global welfare.
