The phrase "aimed at directors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a message, product, or initiative that is specifically intended for directors or individuals in leadership positions.
Example: "The new training program is aimed at directors to enhance their leadership skills and strategic thinking."
Alternatives: "targeted towards directors" or "designed for directors".
An audit and remuneration committee is normally – including at the Premier League's own clubs – constituted of non-executive directors; a system, itself much criticised as ineffectual, aimed at holding directors' pay to some sort of independent account.
When movies were aimed at them, directors and writers were encouraged to take risks, and American mainstream filmmaking entered its most creative period.
"I first began working with Cornell in 2004 when developing our Executive Management Programme aimed at owners, directors and senior management within Irish tourism.
As well as initiating a lengthy renovation, he created programmes aimed at young directors: a resident assistant's scheme, awards and an online network offering access to workshops and collaborative opportunities.
His molar level is a response the fact that, according to Solomon, "the central questions of business ethics tend to be unabashedly aimed at the directors and employees of those few thousand or so companies that rule so much of commercial life around the world" (1991: 359).
He added: "Whilst the board and club's employees fully understand the anger and frustration of many of our supporters and their disappointment with recent results, we are not prepared to accept the abuse, foul language and threatening behaviour aimed at the directors' box following the last home game [against Braintree on Saturday].
More accusations of anti-semitism are flying around, this time aimed at film director Atom Egoyan, who is staging Richard Strauss's Salome for the Toronto Opera Company.
A film about the massacre of tens of thousands of civilians in Zimbabwe more than 30 years ago was screened on Saturday in Bulawayo, despite a campaign of pressure and intimidation aimed at its director by police and intelligence agents.
Their remarks were aimed at race director Charlie Whiting, in the hope he would intervene and help them in their battle.
