The phrase "aims at optimising" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing goals or objectives related to improving efficiency or effectiveness in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy aims at optimising resource allocation to enhance productivity across departments."
Alternatives: "seeks to improve" or "is focused on enhancing".
This study aims at optimising adhesive properties in an aluminium/structural epoxy assembly for different conditions of surface pre-treatment.
This approach aims at optimising simultaneously both geometrical and mechanical parameters for skin and stiffeners at each characteristic scale (mesoscopic and macroscopic ones).
This paper aims at optimising the existing RADTIRC prototype by increasing its electrical output whilst keeping the cost of the system at minimum.
The research aims at optimising mixtures of fibres from different sources and degree of processing meeting acceptable dough viscoelastic standards to design low-calorie wheat bread formulations.
Given the above constraints and production modes, the product scheduling technique proposed in this paper aims at optimising the sequence of orders in a single machine so that the cost of production (mainly determined by the energy) is minimised.
This method aims at optimising the modelling to the specific target being used, while integrating, into the modelling, a variety of biological signals.
Sustainability impact assessment tools aim at optimising the development of policy measures.
This work was aimed at optimising the production of bioactive peptides from bovine caseins.
The various studies have been, fundamentally, aimed at optimising the production of milk.
The framework is aimed at optimising the form and the material anisotropy distribution either in separate or simultaneous fashions.
In this paper a series of tests aimed at optimising the FRP anchor design within the confines of the experimental variables are reported.
