The phrase "aimed at disseminating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose or intention of an action, particularly in the context of spreading information or knowledge.
Example: "The campaign is aimed at disseminating important health information to the public."
Alternatives: "intended to spread" or "designed to distribute".
Within just three weeks of coming up with the concept for Krishi Darshan (one of India's longest-running TV programmes, aimed at disseminating agricultural information to rural farmers) the programme was launched.
Perhaps this flurry of new initiatives aimed at disseminating the work of French Canadian writers — from the fiercely Québécois Raymond Bock to the globally minded Jacques Poulin — will finally bring the isolation of those writers to an end.
An organization aimed at disseminating Japanese contemporary and traditional music in the United States and elsewhere, Music From Japan was founded in 1975 by Naoyuki Miura, who remains its artistic director.
In recent decades the initiatives aimed at disseminating innovative, international networks have proliferated, resulting in new forms of collaboration between businesses, individuals and places, different for their activities and functions.
United We Dream, an advocacy group led by young undocumented immigrants, launched a website and hotline on Thursday aimed at disseminating information on the executive actions.
Moreover, TRAMIL organizes outreach activities (TRADIF) that are aimed at disseminating the results obtained from the efficacy and toxicity studies.
This challenge aims at disseminating the use of systems that provide reviewers and fellow scientists a convenient way to reproduce computational results of research papers.
This applied research aims at disseminating the possible results obtained by a technology transfer to a selection of Italian and French case studies that, at the end of the biennial tutoring path, will represent some possible best practices able to integrate the theories of ecodesign into practical reality.
It has led to a foundation, the Children & Nature Network (C&NN) – childrenandnature.org) – aimed at collating and disseminating a growing body of research in the field and building "a movement to reconnect children and nature".
To achieve this goal, the government has established a strong pigeonpea improvement program aimed at breeding and disseminating improved pigeonpea varieties.
Although this is a national issue, we think it is also important from an international perspective, because it is a problem which may occur in other countries as well when preventive services aimed at depression are disseminated.
