The phrase "aimed at assuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or purpose to provide certainty or confidence about something.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at assuring employees that their job security is a top priority for the company."
Alternatives: "intended to guarantee" or "designed to ensure".
He said it was aimed at assuring that muni bond insurance would continue to be available.
Toyota has highlighted its technicians in several television ads aimed at assuring customers that it is fixing the problems.
It calls for changes in those policies as well, aimed at assuring that those with very low incomes "are assured access to housing assistance if they need it".
The campaign is aimed at assuring that mention of Jewish refugees is included in future General Assembly and Human Rights Council resolutions and commemorations.
Mr. Gingrich said the resolution was also aimed at assuring that tax increases were not adopted without accompanying cuts in spending.
Quantitative analysis of physical state is imperative from the viewpoint of both the manufacturing and the regulatory control aimed at assuring safety and efficacy of drug products.
This Proof of Concept aims at assuring the adherence between educational resources features of and user's preferences.
The HEEPF started in 2003 aiming at assuring the competitive potentiality of higher education institutions and supporting decentralization and administrative autonomy in order to achieve progress in quality, efficiency, and effectiveness in higher education systems and institutions.
National unity will also be a feature, something aimed at symbolically assuring everyone that the borderland uprisings since 2008 are but the work of a few malcontents in cahoots with international splittist schemers.
In this work we investigate the feasibility of employing a Channelized Hotelling model Observer (CHO) in a CT protocol optimization program with the aim at assuring that the scanners are working at their own best with regard to the quality of images and patient exposure.
The move may be aimed in part at assuring shareholders that Toyota, which faces its most significant financial crisis in years, is ready to take drastic steps to address it, and also to give the company time to get used to its relatively young new president.
