The phrase "aims at generating and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing objectives or goals related to creating or producing something, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The project aims at generating and disseminating knowledge about sustainable practices in agriculture."
Alternatives: "seeks to produce and" or "is focused on creating and".
Harvard University SAI will partner with institutions and experts based in India to develop a strong curriculum aimed at generating and strengthening national capacity in the area of handicrafts and handlooms.
The future work with the apparatus will be aimed at generating and processing of further larger datasets for further verification of the hypotheses presented in this paper.
We propose that discovery in the context of a CURE means that students are addressing novel scientific questions aimed at generating and testing new hypotheses.
Among all its exceptional properties, the long spin diffusion length and spin relaxation time [2] due to the low intrinsic spin-orbit and hyperfine couplings [3] are most suitable for spintronics [4], which aims at generating, controlling, and detecting spin-polarized current.
This strategy prefers a total returns approach that seeks greater long-term returns and rebalances investments over time but aims at generating a steady and inflation-adjusted cash flow for the retiree from a volatile investment portfolio.
On top of the bodily exploration that Touchy wants to approach such as the anxiety of disabled vision, the need to rely on others, and the exaggeration of one's dependency of vision the project is more concerned with the rhetoric and poetic means of sight and aims at generating association from such a situation.
Prediction-based information generation, aimed at generating unbiased and consistent traffic information for dissemination to travelers.
Classic grounded theory aims at generating conceptual theories abstract of time, place and people.
Tehran has denied that it wants to develop weapons, saying its programme is peaceful and aimed at generating electricity and producing radioisotopes to treat cancer patients.
