The phrase "aimed at deciding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or intention behind an action or process that involves making a decision.
Example: "The committee's report is aimed at deciding the best course of action for the project moving forward."
Alternatives: "intended to determine" or "focused on making a decision."
There are extensive rules aimed at deciding if something is a banking entity or not.
The meeting was aimed at deciding whether Mr. Chu was the right director to refresh Virgin's first safety video.
BRUSSELS -- European Union finance ministers met Monday to start two days of discussions partly aimed at deciding how much information to reveal after they complete tests on the ability of banks to survive if governments default on their debts.
It counts 30 armed men in balaclavas and quotes Crimea's de-facto defence minister saying it was a false alarm: Armed police burst into a hotel in Simferopol, the capital of Crimea, on Saturday night on the eve of a referendum aimed at deciding whether the Ukrainian region leaves Ukraine and becomes part of Russia.
A special EU summit will take place on Saturday, aimed at deciding who will replace Herman Van Rompuy as European Council President and Catherine Ashton as EU foreign policy chief - officially the "EU High Representative".
By contrast, in other situations MASQ-AD assessment may be much more aimed at deciding whether a respondent scores high on depression or not (see, [ 38]).
From the systems submitted to this evaluation, an analysis aiming at deciding the feasibility of a language-independent STD system can be conducted.
Roughly, practical reasoning aims at forming a decision, choice, or intention about what to do, whereas theoretical reasoning aims at deciding (or considering) what to believe.
The director manager of this institute aims at deciding based on the previous data and the experts' opinions about how to react to the risk resulted from this three-part collection.
The K-connected Deployment and Power Assignment Problem (DPAP) in WSNs aims at deciding both the sensor locations and transmit power levels, for maximizing the network coverage and lifetime objectives under K-connectivity constraints, in a single run.
Riney, which created ads aimed at business customers, decided against taking part in the review; Sprint Nextel described that as a mutual decision.
