The phrase "aimed at eradicating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or initiatives that focus on eliminating a particular problem or issue.
Example: "The organization launched a new campaign aimed at eradicating poverty in the region."
Alternatives: "focused on eliminating" or "intended to eradicate".
Finally, a variety of novel AML therapeutics aimed at eradicating the LSC will be discussed.
And since 1970, $300 million has been spent on actual operations aimed at eradicating a single species, lampreys.
On the one hand, unnecessary biopsies can lead to unnecessary surgery, aimed at eradicating cancers that might have remained inactive.
Michael Vick has discussed working with the Humane Society of the United States on a program aimed at eradicating dogfighting among urban teenagers, the society's president said.
Vick wants to work with the Humane Society of the United States on a program aimed at eradicating dogfighting among urban teens, the society president Wayne Pacelle said.
This volatile mix is being tested by Operation New Hope, a US/Iraqi military operation nominally aimed at eradicating "al-Qaida and other extremist groups".
Hundreds of thousands of Afghan children under the age of five are given the drops as part of the government's vaccination drive aimed at eradicating the virus.
"They have even refused to implement a government programme aimed at eradicating neglected diseases like elephantiasis and hydro cells," said Echolu.
The initiative is modeled on previous voluntary efforts aimed at eradicating sweatshops in the apparel industry and stopping corruption in the oil, natural gas and mining industries.
Bivouacking in the dense remnants of the Atlantic Forest that once blanketed much of Paraguay, it has eluded every military campaign aimed at eradicating it.
It is styled like a public service campaign aimed at eradicating a societal ill, seeking to make people aware of the problem and then offering a solution.
