The phrase "affair aimed at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or situation that has a specific purpose or target.
Example: "The affair aimed at improving community relations was well-received by the public."
Alternatives: "event focused on" or "initiative directed towards".
Witness the newest Sun City outside Phoenix a computerised, Starbucked, multi-gym affair aimed at "active adults".
For 14 years the exhibition has essentially been a small, local affair aimed at wealthy tourists interested in the upscale equivalent of a T-shirt or key chain souvenir.
But, with five men linked to the militant Shia movement Hezbollah indicted by the tribunal, many in the other half of the spectrum see the trial as a highly politicised affair aimed at undermining Israel's opponents.
What's more, even when it appears, Sony's debut stand-alone Ultra HD Blu-ray deck will not be a mass market proposition but rather - as I reported in an earlier story - a massively high-end affair aimed at the custom installation market.
Two years ago, she made her first of two albums under her own name, and they're light rhythm-and-blues affairs, aimed at the smooth-jazz radio format.
Is the spectacular rumor mill surrounding the Bo affair actually aimed at obscuring the truth of Mr. Bo's fall — which is that it is a palace coup within a party keen to stifle debate about its top-down, neoliberal model of economic growth?
After a rare foreign affairs speech aimed at enhancing his credentials as a prime minister-in-waiting, Mr Miliband was accused by the Tories of a "provocative and shameful intervention" which showed he was not fit for the post.
The newspaper First News is planning to take on the BBC by launching its own weekly internet-based television current affairs show aimed at 10-15 year-olds, while So! – a magazine created by teenagers and distributed in schools and shops – is expanding into regional editions.
In 1991 he launched Poomalai, a monthly news and current affairs title aimed at Tamil speakers.
Before joining the policy office, Jones worked several years on a Pentagon public affairs program aimed at persuading military analysts to generate favorable news coverage on the war in Iraq, conditions at Guantanamo and other efforts to combat terrorism.
Eastern European countries are expected to vent their rage at a meeting of EU home affairs ministers in Brussels aimed at agreeing quotas to relocate 160,000 asylum-seekers across Europe.
