The phrase "as aiming for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a goal or objective that someone is trying to achieve.
Example: "The team is focused on improving their performance, as aiming for excellence is their top priority."
Alternatives: "as striving for" or "as targeting".
Candidates should consider an insurance offer as well as aiming for the more heavily subscribed universities, the minister said.
Mr. Bo, Chongqing's populist party secretary, is widely seen as aiming for a spot in the nation's ruling elite when China's leadership turns over next year.
As well as aiming for the Tour this July, Froome will also attempt to surpass Sir Bradley Wiggins by taking medals in both the Olympic Games road race and time trial a couple of weeks later.
Instead, she insists that she has never done anything less than 100percentnt wholeheartedly in her life and that it would be impractical for her to contemplate battling against a rising generation of teenage Asian wonderkids at the same time as aiming for credibility in business.
Inflation for personal consumption expenditures increased by 2.2% in the first quarter while the Federal Reserve is widely seen as aiming for a rate below 2%.
If there is uncertainty concerning the situations that will be realized by a particular action, then the problem is conceived as aiming for maximal expected value or utility.
Television, books, graphic novels, movies and now even poetry as "Aim for the Head," an anthology of poetry about brain-hungry humanoids, hits the shelves.
Stochastic cooling with cool-down times of 18 s works as aimed for in the design.
Furthermore, seamless studies cover a year to decadal scales, and even to the centennial scale, as aimed for by the HighResMIP study, which is introduced below.
It is likely that biopower from available regional resources, as aimed for at Park Cuijk, falls within these conditions, being preferred over biopower that is based on long international supply chains.
According to this view evidence-based medicine - as aimed for in our study - seemed to be incompatible with person-centred care.
