The phrase "aimed at dismantling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or initiatives that are intended to break down or eliminate something, such as a system, structure, or organization.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at dismantling the barriers that prevent equal access to education."
Alternatives: "intended to break down" or "focused on eliminating".
But the TPP is not just aimed at dismantling tariff barriers.
China has called for a restart of the so-called six-party talks aimed at dismantling North Korea's nuclear programs.
Much of what Mr Putin did in his first term was aimed at dismantling Mr Yeltsin's legacy.
The report said Mr. Ahmed said the passport was "one of several inducements" for Afweyne aimed at dismantling his pirate network.
Perhaps you watched the movie wondering whether it had been subsidized by a political action committee aimed at dismantling the teachers' union.
The six-party talks, which also involve China, Japan, Russia, South Korea and the US, began in 2003 and have been aimed at dismantling North Korea's nuclear programme.
By voting in effect to maintain the status quo, rather than embark on reforms aimed ultimately at dismantling the country's antiquated regulations that govern the telephone network, the Federal Communications Commission has consigned the telecoms industry to further floundering.Call the missed opportunity "Telecoms II".
By exploring her identity through disembodied body parts, a Puerto Rican artist is pondering feminism while taking aim at dismantling overused tropes.
Attendees from 14 nations surveyed gizmos from nearly 100 manufacturers aimed at "disrupting and dismantling transnational criminal organizations" — and tapping into what is seen as an increasingly lucrative U.S. market.
Democrats have hoped to divide suburban moderates such as Meehan from hard-line conservatives, who have repeatedly tried to tie money for government agencies to measures aimed at delaying or dismantling President Obama's healthcare law.
Those multiparty talks, which have been on and off since their inception in 2003, are aimed at persuading North Korea to dismantle its nuclear arsenal.
