The phrase "action aiming at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific intention or goal that a particular action is directed towards.
Example: "The action aiming at improving community health requires collaboration among various stakeholders."
Alternatives: "action directed towards" or "action focused on".
"Clubs" being forms of collective action aiming at capturing the positive externalities deriving from the image of the territory.
The First Assembly in December 1920 recommended that the Council take action aiming at the international organisation of intellectual work, which it did by adopting a report presented by the Fifth Committee of the Second Assembly and inviting a Committee on Intellectual Cooperation to meet in Geneva in August 1922.
This is important to note to prevent any premature action aiming at extirpating flying foxes as potential virus hosts, as this may disrupt important ecological functions, i.e., seed dispersal and pollination.
Until the patient has given written informed consent, no action aiming at inclusion into the study protocol, especially any diagnostic measures required, will be taken.
It is an upstream action, aiming at high-level, evidence-based policy and advocacy using results of research to advocate for policies, budget allocations and legislative reforms to accelerate progress towards the MDGs and the fulfilment of child rights.
In 1981 Brookes launched an unsuccessful legal action aimed at preventing further usage of the pictures.
Jarrett abhors social misery and celebrates collective action aimed at alleviating avoidable suffering.
Mr Seligman says he now rejects the Aristotelian view that all human action aims at happiness.
"D.F.A. has been very strong in taking action aimed at constraining excessive executive pay".
Privately, military officials strongly suggested that covert action aimed at the Taliban and Al Qaeda leadership was still under way.
