The phrase "aimed at ameliorating the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or initiatives intended to improve a situation or condition.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at ameliorating the living conditions of low-income families."
Alternatives: "intended to improve the" or "designed to enhance the".
Joaquín Almunia, the European Union commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, warned Monday against new rules aimed at ameliorating the crisis.
It is a party dominated by those who despise government and see no value in public efforts aimed at ameliorating the immense and rapidly increasing inequalities in American society.
I think I'll vote for the first candidate who broadcasts the following message: "It shall be the strategy of our party to cease all opponent-bashing and instead to promise the following 10-point program aimed at ameliorating the main problems facing our nation......
An understanding of the staging of seizure-induced growth suppression and the underlying molecular mechanisms will likely prove crucial for developing therapeutic strategies aimed at ameliorating the intellectual developmental disabilities associated with intractable childhood epilepsy.
Pastoralists and government claimed that the governmental policies, besides focusing on cashmere, were also aimed at ameliorating the welfare of the pastoralists and their livestock through extended medical care and a public distribution system that brought a variety of subsidised rations, including rice, wheat, sugar, salt and kerosene, almost to the doorstep of the nomads (Chaudhri 2000).
The report's findings provided compelling evidence for an underlying tenet of President Johnson's conclusion that "improving the health and well being of the nation's poor required strategies aimed at ameliorating the effects of social, economic, and health disparities".
Likewise, Macharis et al. [48] developed a similar framework, with a Greek case study this time: remote real-time cargo control is examined in the city of Thessaloniki, aiming at ameliorating the monitoring of rail freight transport and the management of storage spaces.
Recent funding initiatives from the National Institutes of Health and the Wellcome Trust are aimed at ameliorating this shortcoming.
Secondary injury processes following trauma are generally considered to last for many days, or even weeks (as reviewed in [1]) and many treatments are aimed at ameliorating these progressive effects [4].
These conditions indicate that calpain is a promising target for strategies aimed at ameliorating and/or retarding the progression of the symptoms of these diseases [ 14– 16].
