The phrase "aims at recognition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing goals or objectives that involve seeking acknowledgment or validation from others.
Example: "The artist's latest exhibition aims at recognition within the contemporary art community."
Alternatives: "seeks acknowledgment" or "strives for validation."
The algorithm is aimed at recognition of singular spikes S of any nature with a simple morphology on a record y. (Note that SPs is not able to recognize jumps; this is done by another algorithm, JM, currently being developed by some of us).
Other in-service newborn and child health training courses aimed at recognition and management of seriously ill newborns and children (e.g. ETAT, CDD, ARI, malaria case management, training components of IMCI strategy).
Forty OPs in two big companies providing medical care for multiple companies will be randomized to either the intervention group, i.e. psychiatric consultation embedded in a training programme, or the control group, i.e. only training aimed at recognition and providing Care As Usual.
The Republic of Armenia aims at its recognition, and in the first place by Turkey, not only because it is our moral responsibility, but also for the very sake of normalization of relations and reasons of security.
By knowing that the AP aims at early recognition and action in case of changing symptoms, control patients behaviour might also be influenced by this undesirable knowledge.
The uncertainty about the distributive character of reasonable accommodation suggests that in the case of disability, it may often be difficult to sharply distinguish claims for redistribution and recognition.[8] Recognition may require redistribution, and redistribution should aim at securing recognition.
In this paper, we present a data processing architecture based on a set of cooperative classifiers aimed at class recognition with sensor arrays.
To review the current literature regarding emerging viral pathogens in the context of rheumatic diseases with the intent of increasing awareness among rheumatologists and treating physicians, aiming at early recognition and treatment of these patients.
When the prediction is accurate, it allows for proper patient stratification with clinical management implications: Patients predicted at risk of developing severe AP will get enhanced hemodynamic support and close monitoring aimed at prompt recognition of local or systemic complications that may require specific treatment.
Tanzania has set a range of initiatives that aim at increasing recognition of primary health care workers and retaining them.
