The phrase "aimed at framing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intention or purpose behind creating a particular context or perspective on a subject.
Example: "The report is aimed at framing the issue in a way that highlights its importance to the community."
Alternatives: "intended to shape" or "designed to construct".
In a speech aimed at framing the final 50 days of the campaign, the Labour leader will say his party's plan for a better future for Britain is focused on the deficit, immigration, rising living standards, a stronger health service and a promise to help young people.
Groups that favor and oppose abortion rights have spent almost $10 million so far, some aimed at specific legislation but much aimed at framing the overall debate -- in case future legislation should be proposed or President Bush should have an opportunity to nominate a Supreme Court justice.
It is obviously aimed at framing China as a nation that "does not abide by international law".
It will be unrealistic to expect biology students to understand the details of many of the high-level, abstract mathematical concepts to which the projects lead, but we are aiming at framing questions so that biologists can see the issues involved and appreciate the specific benefits of using mathematical approaches to answer the questions.
The "Darwin 2009" project was flexible and adaptable to all ages and school levels (primary school did not take part in the chromosome experience) because it was aimed at building framing concepts and not at "transmitting" information or explanations about evolution; this was possible also without precise previous scientific knowledge.
The paper represents the view of an ongoing discussion of German federal and state environmental agencies in a semi-annual meeting series and aims at framing a set of minimum requirements and prerequisites for climate impact projects and decision support.
After stints at Harvard University and Duke University, Frankel returned last spring to MIT, where she has conducted workshops aimed at helping researchers frame the key concepts of their work.
Next to that, an exhibition aimed at younger children frames questions raised by the Holocaust in the terms of contemporary social life: How would you stand up to bullies, for instance?
The European Community Health Indicators' (ECHI) project, for example, has aimed at providing a frame for comparable data collection in the public health area in Europe [ 22].
Many of the education proposals that Mr. Bush has made, and several more that he will make in the coming days, are aimed at -- or at least framed in terms of -- improving the education of poor children.
The purpose of the MIT FSILG Task Force is to frame recommendations aimed at helping the FSILG system and the MIT administration to maximize the return on time, energy, and money expended in pursuit of mutual, high-priority goals.
