The phrase "aimed at coping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies, methods, or approaches that are designed to help manage or deal with a particular situation or challenge.
Example: "The new program is aimed at coping with the increasing demands of remote work."
Alternatives: "designed to handle" or "intended to manage".
That announcement may have signalled a shift from policies designed to defy the real's rise, to measures aimed at coping with it.
Chang Yong Seok of the Institute for Peace and Unification Studies at Seoul National University said the launches appeared to be part of North Korean military training aimed at coping with the South Korea-US drills.
Official state media said the test was conducted in a safe manner and aimed at coping with "outrageous" US hostility that "violently" undermined the North's peaceful, sovereign rights to launch satellites.
But as South-East Asia's giant, and a member of the G20, Indonesia is now poised to assume a much larger role in the region's emerging security architecture, much of it aimed at coping with China's rise and new assertiveness.In Seoul, besides attending the G20 summit, Mr Obama continued his pan-Asian trade mission.
Typically, activation of the LC-arousal system is thought to be adaptive, as it promotes cognition and behavior aimed at coping with stress [ 119, 123].
Psychoeducation programs for patients, families, and caregivers aimed at coping with schizophrenia have been shown to improve adherence, reduce substance abuse, reduce relapse, and shorten hospital stays [ 46].
During a weather event, measures predominantly aim at coping with the disruptions caused, that is, securing damaged buildings and infrastructure, pumping water from cellars, (un blocking access to streets and public places, and so on.
It should be noted the emphasis placed on the promotion of an alternative tourist model, which aims at coping with sustainability threats imposed by the prevailing mass tourism direction the island follows at present; and the structuring of a more spatially balanced tourist development.
The education and activation programme (EAP) aims at coping with psychosocial determinants to prevent the development of chronic shoulder complaints (SCs).
When trying to maintain control over the experienced stress situation, the patient is more likely to activate instrumental strategies, aiming at coping with the difficulty.
Coyne and Racioppo [ 8] highlighted that understanding coping and coping styles has not necessarily improved researchers' understanding of the efficacy of psychosocial interventions aimed at increasing coping.
