"is aimed for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to mean "intended to be achieved". For example, "The goal of this project is aimed for completion by the end of next month."
10−11 pb is aimed for at the second stage.
This specification is aimed for better reliability, availability and serviceability.
It is aimed, for now, at professionals working in photojournalism, sports team photography, school pictures and theme-park photo services.
Dot is aimed for boys and girls of five and under; for their bigger siblings, try the sister magazine, Anorak.
The laser design is aimed for easy assembly, controllability, and better stability of the laser cavity.
In comparison with the existing methods, our method is aimed for increasing recognition accuracy and reliability.
This system is aimed for the purposes of navigation, automatic control, and remote tracking of land vehicles.
The architecture is aimed for displaying data sets that utilize the total distributed texture memory at interactive framerates.
The Flex-16 achieves 90° of rotation and is aimed for application as a compliant deployment hinge.
HF2V devices present a feasible solution for rocking timber walls when a damage free structural behaviour is aimed for.
An accurate representation of this laminate-specific mechanical behavior in terms of plate theories is challenging, even more if computational efficiency is aimed for.
