The part of the sentence "without aiming" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something is done without focusing or planning on a specific outcome. For example, "She lifted the heavy box without aiming."
"They keep their fingers on the trigger and they'll just shoot without aiming," Command Sgt. Maj.
They can also buy ads without aiming them at narrow audience groups.
Added to this, Syriza gave me a way to voice dissatisfaction with the EU without aiming to dismantle it.
Page 27 This Weekend Arts & Leisure A Primetime Player, Without Aiming for It As a shy college student, Kristen Wiig made a haphazard detour into theater.
One of the things this interesting program does is remind us that the word "snapshot" is a borrowed hunting term that means "to shoot without aiming".
He says, "It is unthinkable to read the cantos of Dante without aiming them in the direction of the present day.
German-language sources assert that the soldiers began firing into the crowd without provocation, aiming for unarmed civilians.
But so far, Republicans haven't actually supported measures that would do so, at least without simultaneously aiming to restrict legal immigration and ramp up deportation efforts.
The strength of our research is that literature is extremely scarce on studies as our prospective study on free hand positioning without special aiming devices.
In large mobs, it is easy for a killer to score dozens of kills with an automatic without specifically aiming at certain people.
Wunderle advises his clients to imagine seeing and feeling what a good shot is, without focusing on aiming the arrow.
