The phrase "a decision aiming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose or goal of a decision that is intended to achieve a specific outcome.
Example: "The committee made a decision aiming to improve community engagement through various outreach programs."
Alternatives: "a decision intended" or "a decision focused on".
In a decision aimed at cutting down injuries from icing chases, hybrid icing will be used in preseason games on a trial basis.
Earlier this month, he moved planning for high-speed rail into the state's transportation agency, a decision aimed at better integrating transportation planning.
Michael Bellamy, Entergy's vice president for the Pilgrim plant, said, "People understand they have to make a decision aimed at keeping us toward the center of the road, away from the shoulders".
Google has also moved to rank sites without a valid certificate lower in its search results, Prince said, a decision aimed at inoculating the Web against less-secure websites by making them harder to find.
In a decision aimed at discouraging the pirating of lower quality MP3s and having some control over how the album was distributed, on September 18 , 2001 Wilco began streaming the entirety of the album on their official website.
Biology Open will offer a rapid publication decision, aiming at 10 days from receipt to decision.
A good decision aims to produce a good outcome rather than evidence of a good outcome.
In 1995, U.S. District Judge Thelton Henderson handed the inmates a partial win, issuing a lengthy decision aimed at eliminating excessive force by correctional staff, improving health care and removing prisoners with confirmed mental illnesses from the SHU.
Partly as a marketing decision aimed at suburban consumers, partly from new suburban pride, the people who decide these things sometimes favor names that mask the urban identity of a place or an institution.
