The phrase "activity is aimed at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the purpose or target of a specific activity or initiative.
Example: "The training program is aimed at improving employee productivity and engagement."
Alternatives: "activity is focused on" or "activity is directed towards".
It has denied that any of its nuclear activity is aimed at developing weapons.
Packing the Airwaves The frenzy of activity is aimed at a self-selected, relatively small number of caucusgoers.
This may justify a more intrusive antitrust policy: much of the commission's activity is aimed at battling unfair state support for companies.Possibly, America's free-market zeal will fade.
The spasm of activity is aimed at attracting voluntary subscribers to the lawmakers' e-mail lists, which would not be subject to House rules that normally impose a 90-day blackout before an election for taxpayer-supported Congressional mass communications.
The ultimate goal of the Russian movements remain unclear; some believe a full-on advance towards Mariupol could be in the offing, while others suggest the increased activity is aimed at changing the facts on the ground and ensuring that a long-term "frozen conflict" situation emerges in the region, such that Kiev can never win back full control.
It is frequently noted that the agent has some sort of immediate awareness of his physical activity and of the goals that the activity is aimed at realizing.
This patterned activity was aimed at reawakening the preset circuitry for walking within his spinal cord.
Delacourt cites one of Harper's political marketers, Patrick Muttart, saying that much of Conservative activity was aimed at voters who paid no attention to politics and who needed messages that were "brutally simple".
But, that support is conditioned on government activity being aimed at improving the wages and employment opportunities available to white working class people.
Meanwhile, an advertising campaign promoting the area's outdoor activities is aimed at a diverse array of tourists, including, for the first time, same-sex couples.
