"result aimed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a goal or outcome that someone is striving for. For example, "The student worked hard all semester, aiming for the best possible result."
The result aims to expand our notion of dance's proscenium stage using the iPad.
The disorienting result aims to signify the growing list of young, black men whose lives have been unfairly taken by authorities in America, and how communities across the country are still mourning these victims.
Next, we derive three theoretical results aimed at very high-speed, wideband ADC systems.
Subsequently, modeling results aimed at simulating the process where an electric field-activated, self-propagating reaction takes place are presented.
These observations were proven by comparing the thermomechanical and mechanical test results aimed to identify the SGF/matrix interaction and the positive hybrid effect.
In this paper we present the experience and results aimed at evaluating the user experience (UX) of children when interacting with the educational and entertainment website.
Section 4 presents experiment results aimed at evaluating speech quality and watermark robustness against commonly encountered attacks.
Thus, the efforts and resources consumed on the generation of experimental data has been disproportional to the obtained results aimed at the improvement of patient suffering.
This paper follows the previously published results aimed at the evaluation of toxicological and antibacterial properties of vermiculite nanocomposites [ 56].
The clinical testing with which patients are familiar typically yields a single result or limited set of results, aimed at uncovering the etiology of an existing medical complaint.
