The phrase "aimed at amending" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or intentions to make changes or improvements to something, such as a policy, law, or document.
Example: "The new legislation is aimed at amending existing regulations to better protect the environment."
Alternatives: "intended to modify" or "designed to revise".
The talks are aimed at amending the terms of a $1.8 billion loan needed to complete the project.
Just a few months ago, in November, voters had cast ballots following a hard-fought campaign aimed at amending the State Constitution to define marriage as between a man and a woman.
This year their hopes are tied to the Task Force on Property Tax Reform, a 15-member panel, which this week is virtually certain to call for a constitutional convention aimed at amending the state's basic charter in a way that ends the cycle of higher taxes and higher spending.
A big part of the Republican agenda for the new year will be the Restoring Americans Healthcare Freedom Reconciliationn Act of 2015, a bill aimed at amending the Affordable Care Act that would remove most of the parts that mandate individuals and employers get insurance, and repeal a tax on medical devices.
Sherry Rehman, the Minister of Information at that time, tried to table a bill aiming at amending the present laws but was literally forced to withdraw it.
By... *, the Commission shall publish guidelines for national regulatory authorities as regards decisions aimed at imposing, amending or withdrawing obligations on undertakings with significant market power.
If combatants fully attest to their crimes, they will be eligible for alternative sentences and "restorative" justice aimed at making amends to victims.
He claims that targeted interventions aimed at "therapeutic ends" can possibly amend specific deficiencies, but that these same interventions "can produce unbalanced excesses when used to enhance beyond human norms" ([ 72]: 369).
The president has started the process of withdrawing the US from the Paris climate agreement, has instructed the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) to scrap or amend various regulations aimed at cutting greenhouse gases, and has moved to open up more public land and waters to fossil fuel activity.
The REDLIGHT Children Campaign originally aimed at pressuring governments to enact or amend legislation to address this issue more effectively and allocate more resources towards enforcement of laws.
Mr. Giuliani responded with his Charter Commission, which immediately laid out an ambitious agenda aimed at coming up with some proposal to amend the Charter that would knock off Mr. Vallone's referendum.
