The phrase "aimed at broadcasting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a purpose or target audience related to broadcasting, such as in media, communication, or marketing contexts.
Example: "The new campaign is aimed at broadcasting important health information to the public."
Alternatives: "intended for broadcasting" or "designed for broadcasting".
This otherwise trivial pronouncement only has the makings of a great silly-season story because of who it was aimed at: another broadcasting behemoth, Sir Melvyn Bragg.
In the past, the development of video coding techniques aimed at the broadcasting applications (i.e., one transmitter and a plurality of receivers).
The Matthew 25 Network, a relatively new political action group aimed at Christian voters, began broadcasting two radio commercials on Monday on behalf of Senator Barack Obama.
Tourism initiatives and broadcasting partnerships aimed at the country could very well be a driving force behind the Australian Open's rise in popularity.
The Science Media Center (SMC) and its spinoffs in Japan, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, which receive substantial funding from agricultural biotech companies [8], played a central role in this campaign, broadcasting communications aimed at science journalists.
The government could take action against anyone broadcasting without a license, although Hamit Ersoy, a member of Radio and Television Supreme Council, said the bill was aimed at online on-demand broadcasting and not social media, in comments to the Anadolu news agency.
The programs, which are designed as "living room conversations" aimed at a general audience, will begin broadcasting this month.
France, Great Britain, and the Netherlands were next in the field among European countries, though their first use of shortwave broadcasting was aimed at French-, English-, or Dutch-speaking populations overseas.
Vornado is also negotiating with Inner City Broadcasting, the second-largest radio broadcasting company aimed at black listeners, to move to the planned tower from its Midtown offices, according to real estate executives and local officials.
Broadcasting shows aimed at older children on BBC One or BBC Two could "help extend" the "impact of high-quality programmes", it said.
