The phrase "aimed at conflict" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions, policies, or statements that are intended to provoke or escalate a disagreement or confrontation.
Example: "The new policy seems to be aimed at conflict rather than fostering cooperation among the departments."
Alternatives: "designed to provoke conflict" or "targeting confrontation".
Were they a buffer state aimed at slowing conflict, or were they allies of the Thebans?" asked Wegner, referring to the southern kingdom.
We propose two different roles for the African standby force: one should be a light footprint deployment aimed at preventing conflict, and the other a fully combat-capable peace enforcement operation.
In the four-minute conversation with Putin, Obama also urged Russia to uphold commitments related to the frayed Minsk peace accords that were aimed at ending conflict in eastern Ukraine.
Already, simply working with conventional weapons, perseverance and ruthless hostility toward the free world, Iran's regime has been spreading huge mischief for years from the 1983 bombings in Beirut to the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center in Argentina to a meddling hand in murderous attacks clearly aimed at fueling conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Using a partnership doctor patient communication style as generally recommended in Western medicine is no easy task in a culture in which communication is determined by accepted social differences and indirect communication patterns aimed at avoiding conflict and maintaining a pleasant atmosphere.
But some of his queries were clearly aimed at potential conflicts that have been widely aired in recent months.
In that position he worked with Anglican missions aimed at resolving conflicts in Africa and the Middle East, often under the threat of violence.
Treaty of Tordesillas, (June 7 , 1494, agreement between Spain and Portugal aimed at settling conflicts over lands newly discovered or explored by Christopher Columbus and other late 15th-century voyagers.
That measure was aimed at reducing conflicts of interest and could give more of an opportunity to newcomers to the market to gain a toehold.
The shift would create a greatly expanded corps of diplomats and aid workers that, in the vision of the incoming Obama administration, would be engaged in projects around the world aimed at preventing conflicts and rebuilding failed states.
