The phrase "aims at proving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intention or objective of a study, argument, or piece of writing that seeks to demonstrate or establish a point.
Example: "The research paper aims at proving the effectiveness of the new treatment in reducing symptoms."
Alternatives: "seeks to demonstrate" or "intends to establish".
Eventually, we apply the obtained results on the procedure which aims at proving an unconditional security of two-way protocols.
While in cn-search the purpose is to continue searching until it is unlikely that the minimax value of the root will change, pn-search aims at proving the true value of the root.
This section aims at proving that the algorithm converges in the realistic case (i.e., using an a priori unknown channel covariance matrix) if a relevant initialization σ ̂ ( i = 0 ) 2 is chosen.
The present study aims at proving the effectiveness of artificial neural network to study the effect of clear span-to-overall depth ratio on shear capacity of steel fiber in high-strength deep beams for L/D limit as per IS: 456 (2000) and compare the results obtained with the equations suggested by previous researchers.
He obtained documents aimed at proving waste, fraud, and abuse in the Trailblazer program.
The N.R.A. began commissioning academic studies aimed at proving the same conclusion.
And today, they are announcing a major promotional campaign aimed at proving that the climate upstate is just fine, for people and for businesses, too.
The testimony was aimed at proving that Mr. Bo knew about favors his family was accepting from the tycoon, Xu Ming.
The plans are aimed at proving the government is determined to press ahead with changes at a time when critics say the battle over Britain's future has halted the business of government.
The main threat to Emanuel's victory during the campaign came not from any candidate at the ballot box but from a protracted legal fight aimed at proving he did not have the right residency qualifications for the race.
He returned to the U.S. In the headquarters of his company, Rock Island Oil & Refining, in Wichita, he kept photographs aimed at proving that some of those Soviet refineries had been destroyed in the Second World War.
