The phrase 'solutions aiming at' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about solutions that are intended to achieve a certain goal or outcome. For example, you might say, "We've explored several solutions aiming at reducing company costs."
Although not thoroughly investigated, full capacity protocols and other solutions aiming at distributing workload throughout the hospital instead of accumulating patients in the ED appear promising [16, 23].
The quest for Vis- or solar-active photocatalytic materials and working systems led to various solutions, aiming at high process efficiency, towards mineralization.
In particular, eccentricity of the elastic centre and small downstream mass unbalance can be introduced as solutions aiming at optimal operative ranges.
However, this new technology poses unique bioinformatics problems that call for novel and sophisticated statistical computational solutions, aiming at identifying and characterizing transcriptome-wide methyltranscriptome.
It provides a methodology for assessing IT solutions aimed at reducing carbon emissions and takes into these different factors account.
The solutions aimed at businesses include backup generators manufactured by companies like Caterpillar and smaller power supplies from American Power Conversion and the Liebert unit of Emerson Electric.
"What we really need to see instead is the UK leading by example, adopting sustainable solutions aimed at saving refugees' lives and implementing a more equitable system for sharing responsibility for protecting them".
It's vital we sit down with young people now and begin planning solutions aimed at creating fit-for-purpose educational systems, functional job-markets, efficient skills exchanges and the sustainable future we all depend on.
Our Supreme Court justices should be more concerned with allowing sensible solutions aimed at making care more affordable than with protecting us against the phantom menace of storm troopers forcing us to eat broccoli.
Mr. Racicot endorsed an easing of Montana's clean water laws, supported drilling for natural gas on the Rocky Mountain Front, criticized Mr. Clinton's plan to protect roadless areas in the national forests and resisted reasonable solutions aimed at stopping the slaughter of bison that migrate each winter from Yellowstone National Park.
Several low-complexity solutions aimed at high mobility scenarios have also been developed.
