The phrase "aimed at defusing the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or actions intended to reduce tension or resolve a conflict.
Example: "The negotiations were aimed at defusing the escalating tensions between the two countries."
Alternatives: "intended to alleviate the" or "designed to ease the".
Both are concessions to the opposition aimed at defusing the crisis.
During the call, the two presidents agreed to accelerate talks aimed at defusing the dispute over Iran's nuclear program.
Greek and Cypriot officials met earlier today in Athens for talks aimed at defusing the political crisis over the missiles.
See articleA new round of six-country talks aimed at defusing the crisis caused by North Korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons got under way in Beijing.
Such a deal would be aimed at defusing the street protests that have brought out thousands of Yemenis, mostly young people, in cities around the country.
In recent months, those tactics have come to include defensive maneuvers aimed at defusing the media counteroperations of the United States and its allies.
An official in Mr. Morsi's office called General Sisi's message "a positive statement aiming at defusing the rising tensions between the different political factions".
Georgia says it is prepared to take part this time and blames Russia for the abandonment of the previous talks aimed at defusing tensions in the region.For background, see article CONGRESS is expected to consider a bail-out for America's beleaguered carmakers.
The United Nations Security Council on Monday unanimously approved a resolution authorizing the deployment of 4,200 Ethiopian troops to Sudan's disputed Abyei region, a move diplomats said was aimed at defusing tensions in the run-up to the southern third of the country declaring independence on July 9.
Whether the congressional compromise has come soon enough remains to be seen.That compromise is aimed at defusing some of the main talking points deployed against the deal.
Diplomats from the five countries bordering the Arctic Ocean adopted a declaration on Wednesday aimed at defusing tensions over the likelihood that global warming will open northern waters to shipping, energy extraction and other activities.
