The phrase "aimed at demonstration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is intended to show or illustrate a particular point or concept.
Example: "The experiment was designed to be aimed at demonstration of the principles of physics in action."
Alternatives: "intended for demonstration" or "designed to demonstrate".
Although it is said that the statute is aimed at demonstrations, and that the prosecutions interfere with them, these allegations do not charge a misuse of the statute.
One such program being carried out from 2001 to 2007 is the design and development for the Gas Turbine High Temperature Reactor of 300 MWe nominal capacity (GTHTR300), aiming at demonstration of a prototype plant in 2010s in Japan.
Since the Jenfelder Au project aims at demonstration in small scale, technical feasibility, positive energetic gains and material product possibilities should be especially considered.
A rigorous objective analysis aiming at demonstration allows us to single out the relevant cause-effect relationships concerning the means so as to better guide our actions.
While intellectual perfection is oriented to truth and falsity and aims at demonstration, moral perfection is oriented to good and bad and rests on commonly accepted opinions.
Each of the series aims at the visualisation or indirect detection of special properties of the tissue of interest, e.g. T2-weighted or inversion recovery sequences aim at demonstration of tissue or tissue components with a high amount of fluid.
And the De magnete of the anti-Aristotelian William Gilbert (1544 1603) mixed experimentation (aimed at the demonstration of the rotation and the magnetism of earth) with the belief in the existence of a soul belonging to the earth.
Correspondents say the move is aimed at defusing demonstrations by students.
In 2013 and 2014, young Brazilians — more than half were under the age of 25, most protesting for the first time — were met with police violence and legal maneuvers aimed at stifling demonstrations as they voiced their opposition to lavish government spending on mega-events in the face of social inequality, the rising cost of transport, and housing deficits.
One exercise seemed aimed at a peaceful demonstration, with protesters marching in an orderly fashion and holding up signs demanding "no more bloodshed" in the nonexistent country of Upper Grahambia, named for Inspector Graham.
