The phrase "are aimed at identifying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing objectives or goals related to discovering or recognizing something.
Example: "The research studies are aimed at identifying the key factors that influence consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "are intended to identify" or "are focused on determining".
About 80percentt of big employers offer health risk surveys, which are aimed at identifying health problems or potential health problems.
Genetic approaches to the classification of bacteria are aimed at identifying a degree of relatedness between organisms to obtain a more-fundamental measure of the time elapsed since two organisms diverged from a common ancestor.
There are various approaches that are aimed at identifying hotspots.
The tests are aimed at identifying the key parameters controlling the squeal phenomenon that are necessary to build a model of the setup.
The incubator and fund are aimed at identifying those cases and enabling them to flourish, the question is whether Binance can find enough of what it is looking for.
In this case, analyses are aimed at identifying relations between structural aspects of ECEC (structural quality), the observable pedagogical quality in ECEC (process quality), and child development (outcome quality) (cf. NICHD Early Child Care Research Network 2002).
The research, according to a Harvard spokesman, is aimed at identifying the "pressures, circumstances, emotions, etc".
All of this work, Kane says, was aimed at "identifying the practices that are associated with student achievement".
Speaking outside the high court, Detective Chief Inspector Philip McTavish said: "This is aimed at identifying the owner of the new DNA profile.
He said the genetic research his company sponsored was aimed at identifying risk factors so that tobacco products could be made safer.
F.B.I. officials said in interviews that the intelligence-gathering effort was aimed at identifying anarchists and "extremist elements" plotting violence, not at monitoring the political speech of law-abiding protesters.
