The phrase "again aimed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a repeated action or intention directed towards a specific target or goal.
Example: "The campaign was again aimed at raising awareness about climate change."
Alternatives: "once more directed" or "repeatedly focused".
Depala also works on several FSCS publications, again aimed at keeping people informed about what it is doing.
Executive producer Andy Wilman told the Radio Times that he watched several recent episodes and realised "almost everything we'd filmed was, once again, aimed at people with a mental age of nine".
On Friday afternoon, Cablevision again aimed at Mr. Iger, saying in a statement, "We call on Bob Iger to stop holding his own viewers hostage, end his threats to pull the plug on ABC at midnight and instead work with us to reach a fair agreement".
After the flood of third-rate Western imports that came rushing in during the initial post-soviet period, Russian publishing has again aimed its sights higher, with the publication this spring of a new book by Mr. Solzhenitsyn on Russian-Jewish relations and the first Russian translation of "The Icon and the Axe," Dr. Billington's landmark book on the origins of Russian culture.
The idea that white women's bodies represent that which is inviolable while black women's are disposable hasn't changed enough since it was first articulated by white men; but again, aimed at black men on Wednesday night, it was predominately black women who suffered by their invocation.
This experiment was again aimed at assessing metals removal efficiency within a dynamic environment, using actual river water, though this time transferred via a pump and pipes to pass through containment to prevent the effluent being diluted with surrounding untreated river water, as was expected during the in-situ study.
Again, aiming duration accounted for the variance in the data.
But manufacturers, under pressure to make the new medium accessible (and universal), are once again aiming to make radio wireless.
5.30pm: Rather than go after Mitt Romney, the Ron Paul campaign is again aiming its firepower at the also-rans.
The shooting continued for 10 minutes before the men reloaded and began shooting again, aiming at the head and thorax with professionalism.
"We've gotta make use of what looks like a good wicket," says the England skipper, who again aims for a score around the 300 mark.
