The phrase "aimed at feeding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a purpose or intention related to providing food or nourishment.
Example: "The new program is aimed at feeding the underprivileged children in our community."
Alternatives: "intended to nourish" or "designed to provide food".
Yet fans of departed soaps like "All My Children" and "One Life to Live" are no doubt still out there, and this week Investigation Discovery is trying a programming gimmick aimed at feeding their hunger.
WASHINGTON, D.C.--The Russian government is about to launch two programs aimed at feeding the flames of an already-hot cottage industry: science-based businesses.
And characterizing social media companies as the mocking, many-headed pantomime villain of the story transforms complex considerations into a basic emotional attack that might well be aimed at feeding votes back to a governing party intent on re-election.
Ongoing wind, solar and geothermal power projects are all aimed at feeding an energy appetite projected to grow from 1,600 megawatts to between 2,600 and 3,600 megawatts by 2020.
In such a setting, enteral nutrition aims at feeding primarily the intestinal microbiome, whereas parenteral nutrition could be used to provide or supplement the nutritional needs of the patient-host.
However, the rising tide of advertising aimed at children, fed by the growth of media like cable television that can more precisely aim ads at them, has fueled more calls for limits.
In one study aimed at improving infant feeding practices in rural China, more than half of the mothers who reported not practicing the recommended behaviors gave time constraints as their reason for not doing so [ 43].
This study designed and validated a questionnaire aimed at examining parental feeding styles to encourage healthy eating habits among Costa Rican adolescents.
Our nutritional protocol is aimed at early enteral feeding, starting within 24 hours after admission [see Additional data file 1].
NOURISH is a randomised, controlled trial designed to test the effects of an intervention aimed at promoting positive feeding practices and healthy food preferences and intakes in infancy and early childhood.
The ordinance is aimed at keeping people from feeding the homeless in parks and other public places in Fort Lauderdale.
