The phrase "aiming to corroborate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intention to confirm or support a statement, theory, or piece of evidence.
Example: "The researchers are aiming to corroborate their findings with additional data collected from various sources."
Alternatives: "seeking to confirm" or "intending to validate".
Understandably, the Dodo Bird Verdict has ruffled many feathers within the profession, and provoked a slew of studies aiming to corroborate or disprove the idea.
Three pivotal phase III trials in a total of 2,500 patients were recently completed, aiming to corroborate the renoprotective effects of rolofylline in patients with cardiorenal syndrome, and to establish drug safety.
We aim to corroborate the meshing hypothesis by using teaching strategies matching the Felder Silverman Learning Style Model in a Scrum course.
Subsequently, we aimed to corroborate our previous observations in a closer in vivo paradigm, by transplanting the CH from Actin-eGFP in E13.5 Semiceoro mice or Sema3E+/+ telencephalic slices (Fig. 3).
Next, we aimed to corroborate the former results by detecting D2R-A2AR complexes using the PLA.
We further aimed to corroborate these results using the enzymatic recycling method.
Studies in field settings aimed to corroborate these results would be a worthwhile next step.
We aimed to corroborate whether this haplotype increases the susceptibility conferred by the DQ2-DR3 alleles in a Mediterranean population.
We first aimed to corroborate in the Spanish population the published increased risk to autoimmune diabetes of the AH 18.2, as compared to other DR3-positive haplotypes [ 6].
Only a single study had investigated the correlation of hypochondriacal attitudes with the warm glow effect so far and the present study aimed to corroborate this association.
Prompted by this, we aimed to corroborate our findings in a defined set of archived paraffin-embedded tissue from a cohort of 106 HNSCC patients.
