The phrase "aid aimed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assistance or support that is specifically directed towards a particular goal or objective.
Example: "The organization provided aid aimed at improving educational opportunities for underprivileged children."
Alternatives: "assistance targeted" or "support focused".
It involves government financial aid aimed chiefly at helping the mass of workers.
Foreign aid aimed at improving agricultural productivity in Africa declined sharply in the 1990's and has begun to recover only in recent years.
Italian government officials reacted harshly to the widespread criticism that the operation was disguised state aid aimed at keeping Alitalia an Italian company.
Emanuel didn't say you had to sign off at 75, he merely recommended that after that date you should refuse intrusive or expensive medical aid aimed to extend your life.
He seethes as he hears that his state's Republican governor, Mark Sanford, is preparing to reject $700 million in federal aid aimed at generating new jobs, arguing that spending more now will simply add to public debt in the years ahead.
Over the years, a system of rebate checks and other state aid aimed at homeowners, known as the School Tax Relief program, has only appeared to give localities the license to spend more, critics have said, because it is not accompanied by a cap.
But it has taken the Gates foundation to team up with Britain to push western donors into a big expansion of official support: at the London summit, they promised $2.6 billion worth of aid, aiming to cut by more than half the number of women in developing countries without access to modern contraceptive methods.
According to critical and Marxist theories, foreign aid aims to preserve capitalist exploitation (Lancaster 2008: 3; Haan 2009: 3).
In other words, aid aims at national development using community level as driving force, but the top down bottleneck prevents its efficiencies.
This latest partnership between UNICEF, MARD and Lien Aid aims to significantly raise public awareness, improve hygiene and sanitation practices, garner media attention and encourage interested organizations to create joint strategies, activities and communication materials to promote safe water, sanitation and hygiene in Viet Nam.
Cochlear's devices, which it sells for $25,000, aren't hearing aids aimed at helping older people who are hard of hearing.
