The phrase "aimed at beginning" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in contexts discussing intentions or goals related to starting something, but it needs rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "The program is aimed at beginning new initiatives in the community."
Alternatives: "targeted at starting" or "focused on initiating".
Earlier this week Oldfield told the Independent that he had no regrets about his protest, which he claimed was aimed at beginning a discussion over inequality and elitism in Britain, but that he would not be anywhere near the Thames today.
Continuing with the Freckleface Strawberry series, the new books will be aimed at beginning readers.
WASHINGTON – Iranian newspapers are reporting that a visit to Tehran this week by the leader of the Persian Gulf state of Oman was aimed at beginning quiet talks between the United States and the Islamic Republic.
She was 66. Aimed at beginning readers and illustrated by Denise Brunkus, the Junie B. series comprises nearly 30 titles.
Aimed at beginning readers, the series, now comprising hundreds of books by an array of authors, was originally published by Harper & Bros., a predecessor of HarperCollins.
Aimed at beginning 3D modelers, the app allows you to build cute (or scary) monsters right on your screen by pinching, grabbing, and rotating a lump of virtual clay hanging on a skeleton.
These books, aimed primarily at beginning teachers but with much to recommend them to veterans, take somewhat different approaches.
Now, much as peanut butter and chocolate formed a serendipitous union in commercials for Reese's candy, those previously disparate elements are coming together as campaigns aimed at homosexuals begin to feature athletes and sports imagery, and campaigns intended for the general market begin to feature gay and lesbian athletes.
But we may have mismanaged our explanation of what we aimed at the beginning, why we raised the gas prices, why we behaved like this with Sakhalin and everything else.
MethyCancer will be published in January 2008 and is aimed at the beginning of DNA methylation research, whereas MethCancerDB collects the evidence from finished research and clinical studies.
He stars in a series of cartoons aimed at young people, beginning with "How to Make a Leader," which describes him, despite his family pedigree, as a symbol of meritocracy — "one of the secrets of the China miracle".
