The phrase "when aiming for" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would use it to describe a goal or intention you have in mind, for example: "My goal is to raise awareness of the environmental impact of plastic pollution, when aiming for a more sustainable future."
More importantly, insulator surfaces pose fundamental challenges when aiming for on-surface reactions.
Processing dense RGB-D measurements requires special attention when aiming for real-time performance at 30 Hz.
Thus when aiming for high quality heterostructures or superlattices the competition of crystalline perfection and stoichiometry limits the choice of materials and the achievable interface quality10,16,17.
The youngsters are tested on their reaction speeds, vision and execution when aiming for the moving targets after controlling the ball inside the 10-foot circle.
Therefore robust models describing steady-state and dynamic behaviour of the processes are needed when aiming for improved monitoring and control.
Therefore, the construction of a detection system considering the whole sensorial space is usually not a viable proposition when aiming for real time operation.
Early this month a sinkhole appeared in High Wycombe, devouring a car when perhaps aiming for the club.
The dose adjustment was made when needed, aiming for a peak anti-Xa activity level between 0.5 and 1.0 IU/mL.
The movie is soft when it wants to be gentle, smug when it aims for wisdom, and funniest when it is trying hardest not to be.
"When you stop aiming for those small things and aim for a higher thing, to be uplifted, that's when the world reflects abundance to you," they said.
That's not the sort of start you need when you are aiming for a gold medal now is it?
