The phrase "purpose aimed at" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It is typically used to describe the intended or desired outcome of a particular action or goal. Example: The goal of this project is to create a marketing strategy that has a purpose aimed at increasing brand awareness.
These licenses ensure that human embryos are cloned for legitimate therapeutic and research purposes aimed at obtaining scientific knowledge about disease and human development.
While in the previous section the focus was on the disease as a cause of death, the monitoring of external causes of death is also an essential requirement for public health and policy purposes aimed at injury prevention.
Society in the 21st century has used technological development for warlike purposes aimed at acquiring power and forgetting the real needs of people.
Detailed results from the GeneSV analysis of these mutations are provided in Supplemental File 2. GeneSV can be used for various purposes aimed at characterizing sequence variability.
A systematic comparison of both the process and the outcomes of each format will allow researchers to apply the appropriate focus group design, depending on the issues at stake and the purposes aimed at.
Most of these programs are constructed for continuous professional development (CPD) purposes aimed at individuals who have completed their clinical training, and relatively few are designed specifically for medical residents.
We built several alternative Random Forest models with different sets of variables and tested the applicability of respective data sources for change detection purposes, aiming at distinguishing unchanged grassland and woodland areas from overgrown grasslands.
As the study design and purpose aims at evaluating and improving services, it was approved and classified as program evaluation, a type of public health non-research according to CDC regulations [ 16].
A 361-page book put out by China's intelligence office in 1991, and obtained by the Far Eastern Economic Review, described how China maintains a thorough system of gathering intelligence abroad for military purposes, aimed primarily at the United States.
