The phrase "aimed at broadening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives that involve expanding knowledge, skills, or opportunities.
Example: "The new program is aimed at broadening the participants' understanding of cultural diversity."
Alternatives: "intended to expand" or "designed to widen".
Some of the £1m will be aimed at broadening understanding of Scotland's national poet by staging readings and exhibitions relating to the Bard.
This was a move aimed at broadening the tax base in order to offset at least some of the revenue loss deriving from lower tax rates.
Today Mr. Hsieh is not bothered by President-elect Chen's backtracking on the need to declare Taiwan's independence -- backtracking aimed at broadening the party's appeal and avoiding a blitz from the mainland.
He went on to explain that while applied research, intended to make for a specific & practical goal, was obviously necessary, fundamental research, aimed at broadening all scientific knowledge, was essential, too.
Since moving into its new $3.75 million Cubist-influenced building in 1996, the Museum of Contemporary Art has presented a series of shows aimed at broadening the artistic taste of South Florida.
David Skelton, founder of the Renewal pressure group aimed at broadening the Tories' appeal in the North, said: "The Conservatives made a real mistake in opposing the introduction of the national minimum wage, which they're still paying for politically.
Our country aims at broadening cooperation with the alliance on Afghanistan, and this is a matter of principle for us.
The writer stopped on the way at the Harlem Revitalization Corps One, an organization which aims at broadening friendship with the community outside Harlem.
This article aims at broadening this scope by developing an instrument that measures parental socialization practices of overjoy/excitement.
The emphasis that conventional anthropological research places on a researcher's personal immersion in fieldwork and on a holistic approach to observation clearly aims at broadening the body of empirical observations.
