The phrase "action plan aimed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific plan of action that is designed to achieve a particular goal or objective.
Example: "The action plan aimed at improving employee productivity will be implemented next quarter."
Alternatives: "strategy focused on" or "plan designed to".
The panel draws up an action plan aimed at reducing the incidents of the child going missing.
Yet, even now, the risk is that NATO will do too little.The summit is likely to back a "readiness action plan" aimed at strengthening deterrence.
Guardian Money has prepared a 10-point action plan, aimed not just at individuals on the point of retirement, but at all savers from their 40s upwards who are putting money aside regularly to finance a pension.
Angela Merkel has given her backing to a multi-billion euro EU action plan aimed at encouraging Turkey to cooperate on tighter border controls in an effort to drastically curb the number of refugees and migrants entering the EU.
BRUSSELS The European Union should consider funding military research, the European Commission says in an action plan aimed at bolstering the bloc's defense industry.
A Management Action Plan, aimed at minimizing human impact and protecting the foredune, was designed and implemented in a 15 km discontinuous coastal stretch of SW Spain, based on the dune vulnerability assessment carried out in this area in 2004.
"[Our] action plan aims to remedy this, so multinationals pay their fair share of taxes".
The action plan aims to close down tax havens like Ireland, Luxembourg and Bermuda, and ensure businesses pay more tax in the countries where they actually make profits.
Additional targets for the transformation of the heat sector have been defined: In line with the European Renewable Energy Directive, Germany's national renewable action plan aims to increase the renewable energy share for heating from 9.1%% in 2009 to 15.5 % in 2020 [18].
Bordeleau committed to doing a "deeper analysis" to come up with an action plan, aiming for "bias-neutral policing efforts".
It's not all bad news though: This year, the World Health Organisation announced a new global action plan aiming to work against the infection's resistance to antibiotics.
