"developed aim" is correct and usable in written English
You can use the phrase to refer to a goal or objective that has been deliberately and carefully established. For example: "The company has a clear and well-developed aim: to increase customer satisfaction."
As AIMs, few SNPs appeared in both Affymetrix and the recently developed AIM panel; the same was true for HapMap, Affymetrix, and the recently developed AIM panel.
However, there was no overlap in the selected AIMs among Affymetrix, Illumina, HapMap, and the recently developed AIM panel (Table 4).
The models developed aim to mimic intestinal motility and focus on describing phenomena occurring during digestion in the mm scale.
The theories developed aim at providing a rational framework within which to construct optimal decisions, where the word "optimal" refers to a balance between the pro's and con's of decisions being made.
The equations thus developed aim at reducing the computational efforts and the need for using complex and time-consuming iterative solutions of the governing implicit equations for calculating the friction factor, discharge and pipe diameter.
The device and procedures developed aim at overcoming the experimental issues that accompany the analysis of inhomogeneous samples, such as powders, dust or aerosols deposited on a flat substrate.
Particularly among Protestants, "Christian anthropology" has developed, aimed at making proselytizing less intrusive -- and more effective.
The sex therapy programme they developed aimed to help clients by providing sex information, alleviating anxiety about sexual performance and encouraging verbal, emotional and physical communication with their partners.
Therefore, another type of system was developed, aimed at coal seams in the 16° 25° dip range.
The REMMA system was at first developed aiming the participation in the Second HAREM.
However, recently, several works have been developed aiming to enhance this allocation mechanism[2 4, 9].
