"aimed at expressing" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the intention or purpose behind a statement or action. Example: The artist's latest painting was aimed at expressing her frustration with society's obsession with perfection. In this sentence, "aimed at expressing" is used to describe the artist's primary goal or intention for creating the painting. Another example could be: The politician's speech was clearly aimed at expressing his commitment to enacting change in the country's healthcare system.
The move would be aimed at expressing their displeasure more than anything — but it may also mean the removal of Mr. Yang from the board.
Vsevolod Meyerhold went beyond Stanislavsky's realism to work out a system called Biomechanics, which aimed at expressing emotions and ideas through complicated body movement.
That made it little more than a diplomatic exercise aimed at expressing frustration over the Security Council's inaction and embarrassing Syria and its slim group of backers, which include Russia, China and Iran.
China subsequently sent a bomber capable of carrying a nuclear payload outside its borders over the contested South China Sea in a show of force aimed at expressing displeasure with Trump's posture.
It aimed at expressing persistence and power.
Scores of communities across California and the nation over the last decade have declared themselves "sanctuary cities," a politically potent if largely symbolic designation aimed at expressing solidarity and granting protection for immigrants in this country illegally.
We now aim at expressing in terms of Using (72), we have that (78).
We now aim at expressing P ̄ e in a simpler form to ease the analysis of the optimization problems.
U.S. officials accused Iran of meddling in Iraq's internal affairs and said the discussions were aimed only at expressing American unhappiness over the interference.
Further studies will be necessary to investigate the feasibility of in vivo methods aimed at re-expressing ATIP3, or active truncated domains of the protein, by using tumor-targeted systemic delivery of nanocomplexes as recently reported for the tumor suppressor RB94 [32].
We aim now at expressing the error probabilities of types I and II and comparing the two possible strategies described previously.
