The phrase "aimed at amelioration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or initiatives that are intended to improve a situation or condition.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at amelioration of the community's living standards."
Alternatives: "intended to improve" or "focused on enhancement".
A recently developed staging instrument shows much promise for monitoring patients and evaluating therapies, which at present are aimed at symptom amelioration.
Our results highlight residues and regions of the Aβ peptide important for future targeting agents aimed at the amelioration of Alzheimer's disease.
In the final sections, we suggest immune approaches aimed at the possible amelioration of Rett syndrome and Alzheimer's disease, and highlight some critical functions of microglia, that, when impaired, may provide clues that link these seemingly disparate brain pathologies.
Early clinical suspicion, rigorous diagnostic measures, aggressive initiation of appropriate antimicrobial therapy, comprehensive supportive care, and measures aimed at reversing predisposing causes (e.g., amelioration of an underlying disease, removal of foreign bodies, drainage of abscesses) are the cornerstone of successful management of patients with sepsis syndrome [ 5, 10].
Here we aimed at elucidating the mechanisms of the tumor-induced suppression of such 'T-cell help' and its amelioration by theaflavins.
Therefore, research efforts aimed at the identification of treatments for hemorrhagic shock have targeted volume restoration and the prevention and amelioration of the immune and inflammatory effects of hemorrhage [ 18].
Strategies aimed at reducing progerin levels in HGPS cells using molecular approaches or drug treatments indicate a significant amelioration of the phenotype in progeria cells (Gordon et al., 2014).
