The phrase "aimed at cementing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal to establish or strengthen something, such as a relationship, agreement, or understanding.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at cementing the partnership between the two organizations."
Alternatives: "intended to solidify" or "designed to reinforce".
The cabinet changes seemed aimed at cementing his own authority.
Negotiations aimed at cementing a truce broke down today, 20 minutes after Government officials and troops loyal to Cambodia's deposed co-premier sat down to talk.
This weekend, the Chinese premier, Xi Jinping, arrives in Panama for a visit aimed at cementing ties with the Central American nation.
This shared undertaking provided a network for the exchange of ideas and policies aimed at cementing a global white supremacy that transcended national borders.
With the SNP on course for a third consecutive Holyrood election victoryon 5 May, the manifesto made a series of spending commitments aimed at cementing its near insurmountable lead in the opinion polls.
Europe's common currency union was formed more than a decade ago and now includes 17 European Union members, creating a powerful economic bloc aimed at cementing stability on the Continent.
[C3.] U.S. Duties on Mexican Cement to Be Phased Out The United States and Mexico agreed to phase out American duties on Mexican cement imports, a move aimed at easing cement shortages caused by reconstruction after Hurricane Katrina and by a building boom in Asia.
Mr. Putin went on nationwide television tonight to announce that proposal and several others that he said were aimed at "strengthening and cementing Russian statehood".
This paper discusses the results of a study aimed at designing cement bound mixtures for road construction, made with steel slag, ladle furnace slag, waste foundry sand, glass wastes and coal ash.
Producers representing half of the world cement production participate in self-regulatory actions aimed at making the cement industry environmentally friendlier.
Klezl pointed out the more difficult situation in osteoporotic bone where a slight and careful overfilling of cement should be aimed at for achieving a good interdigitation of cement with bone [ 10].
