The phrase "a statement aimed at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or target audience of a statement or communication.
Example: "The report includes a statement aimed at the stakeholders to clarify the company's future direction."
Alternatives: "a message directed towards" or "a declaration intended for".
Three days later, Rainsy's party released a statement, aimed at the international community, saying it "opposes violence, racism, xenophobia and discrimination" and would comply with "international human rights standards" in addressing immigration issues.
The North Korea leader is thought to be the first of three generations of the Kim dynasty to publicly read out a statement aimed at the international community in his own name.
Afterward, at the once heavily bombarded main government building in Sarajevo's city center, General Powell stood in a reception room that has been elaborately restored -- save for two big bullet holes left as a reminder -- and read a statement aimed at the Croatian rebels.
No resolution is planned for Friday, but there might be an attempt to get the council to issue a statement aimed at urging the two sides to curb the violence.
But shortly after Mr. Hodgkinson posted his news on Twitter, Sigrid Rausing, the magazine's owner, who has been reported as clashing with Mr. Freeman over cutbacks, issued a statement aimed at quelling the speculation.
On Thursday, he issued a statement aimed at clarifying a TV interview from the night before in which he appeared to leave open the possibility of collusion between Russia and members of Trump's presidential campaign.
Following talks between the Greek prime minister, George Papandreou, Merkel, President Nicolas Sarkozy of France, and Jose Manuel Barroso and Herman Van Rompuy, the European commission and European council presidents, the leaders issued a statement aimed at restoring calm and voicing political support for Papandreou's programme of swingeing budget cuts and structural reforms.
" 'Pro forma' financial results can be misleading," the S.E.C. said in a statement aimed at investors, "particularly if they change a loss to a profit or hide a significant fact".
A senior Justice Department official said that Mr. Mueller would not recommend new indictments, a statement aimed at ending speculation that Mr. Trump or other key figures might be charged down the line.
Romney, anticipating ridicule for his appearance alongside Trump, later issued a statement aimed at neutralising criticism, or at least putting it in perspective.
Alarmed by growing sexism and racism, a group of women in science wrote a statement aimed at creating "an inclusive scientific community dedicated to training a more diverse group of future leaders in science". They hoped for 500 signatories; the statement now has more than ten thousand on six continents.
