The phrase "aimed at financing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a purpose or goal related to providing financial support or funding for a specific project or initiative.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at financing renewable energy projects to promote sustainability."
Alternatives: "intended for funding" or "designed to support financing".
Small loans that are typically aimed at financing cottage industries are simply not enough to lift sub-Saharan Africa into an emerging-market powerhouse, he added.
In late July, the Social Innovation Fund, a new $50 million federal program aimed at financing the replication of nonprofit programs that work, made its first grants.
Within the framework of the French program called Emergence aimed at financing high quality solar heating and cooling demonstration projects, a first solar cooling installation was designed in 2011, then installed and monitored since the beginning of 2013.
Chesapeake Energy said on Monday that it planned to create a $1 billion venture capital fund aimed at financing technologies that rely on natural gas instead of imported oil.
The firm said on an analyst conference call on Wednesday that it had raised $700 million so far for a fund aimed at financing growing Chinese companies and $1.6 billion for a fund that invests in infrastructure projects.
The YankeeNets are seeking to advance stalled negotiations aimed at financing a $325 million arena in downtown Newark by offering a revamped plan that they hope will be palatable to government officials and taxpayers.
Although initially the term value capture referred to pure "land value capture", over the years it has been given a broader meaning, including today all the strategies which aim at financing through location – based value [8].
The move was also aimed at cutting financing costs for businesses and consumers to help stoke domestic consumption.
The latest case focuses on Executive Order 13224, which is aimed at cutting off financing to alleged terrorist groups and is based on the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
The banking union aimed at controlling finance would be an important step in European integration".
In a move specifically aimed at favouring finance companies established in Luxembourg, Osborne reduced the tax on their profits to no more than 5%.
