The phrase "aim their efforts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the focus or direction of someone's work or activities towards a specific goal or objective.
Example: "The team decided to aim their efforts at improving customer satisfaction this quarter."
Alternatives: "direct their efforts" or "focus their efforts".
Most are eager to reach out to young people, but a few would aim their efforts at the broader public, at patients, or at lawmakers.
Marketers should focus on cleaning up their link profiles and should aim their efforts at creating compelling and textually rich content that includes images, video, and audio, and that fully explores what attracts new customers and keeps them coming back.
The fraud artists are now better at aiming their efforts.
Intelligence officials said they had aimed their efforts at bin Laden associates because they believed it was impossible to catch Mr. bin Laden through electronic intercepts.
Many cyber thieves are aiming their efforts at the phones in a bid to steal saleable information or generate revenue by getting handsets to call or send messages to premium rate numbers.
Agency: Goodby Silverstein & Partners (San Francisco) Director: Isaiah Seret Mercedes-Benz's recent effort to aim their cars at a younger audience in the UK is mirrored by this French commercial which uses XTC by the Chemical Brothers and some stunning imagery to suggest that the German-made cars aren't exclusive the domain of weary executives and retirees.
Mr. Bangura and Dr. Lisk aim to expand their efforts.
However, only 10% of the respondents reported being engaged in activities aimed to support their efforts to push health systems and policy research to target audiences such as participating in KTE skill-building activities or working with a KTE specialist or knowledge broker in or outside their organizations.
The region has also taken in thousands of people displaced by the militant offensive, and Kerry's visit aimed to recognise their efforts to tackle "a very serious refugee crisis".
Is it possible, Mr Rusbridger, for you to acknowledge that the people who held Mr Miranda may have done so with the aim of preventing their efforts to prevent a terrorist attack being compromised?
Their efforts aim to delay the onset of fatigue and reduce the risk of musculoskeletal injury in military personnel – who often carry heavy gear over long distances – but could also one day be applied to rehabilitate or assist people suffering from reduced lower limb mobility due to injury or disease.
