The phrase "actively aimed at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a deliberate focus or intention towards a specific goal or target.
Example: "The campaign is actively aimed at raising awareness about climate change."
Alternatives: "intentionally directed towards" or "purposefully focused on".
Believing that such a two-pronged strategy of trying to achieve each goal maximizes his chances of achieving his actual goal of either φing or Θing, the agent actively aims at both of the subordinate ends, trying to accomplish one or the other.
In addition to his scientific endeavors, Professor Hinestroza and his research group are actively involved in community outreach activities aimed at increasing the number of members from underrepresented minority groups in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics as well as engaging senior citizens in collaborative and inter-generational learning experiences.
But they will take part in a three-phase program with group and leisure activities aimed at teaching them behavioral control, reducing their time in the program if they actively participate and exhibit good behavior.
These organizations actively aim to influence sustainable planning policy at the local, county and regional levels.
Populists have seized the crisis-ridden moment, and have been remarkably successful at not only reacting to crises, but actively aiming to bring about and perpetuate a sense of crisis.
Use those roadblocks as the focus for an exercise where you actively aim to get rejected.
A crucial point is the concept that resolution is an active phenomenon, aimed at actively suppressing and extinguishing a vibrant inflammatory reaction once its main objective (e.g. clearance of bacteria) is attained.
At the same time, many countries are promoting or actively considering policies aimed at encouraging further high-skilled migration.
It has been recognised that multifactorial interventions that actively provide treatments aimed at reducing risk factors are more effective than those that provide referral and information alone [ 3, 25].
Nurses consider oral health very important and are willing to participate actively in programmes aimed at reducing Early Childhood Caries, provided that they will be trained well and that the director and dentists of the health centre give their consent.
PBL is aimed at actively engaging students in their learning by means of activating their prior knowledge, engaging them in elaboration, (i.e. generating meaningful relations between information) and stimulating their interest in seeking for new information (Schmidt et al. in press), using the discussion of PBL problems in small groups under guidance of a tutor.
