The phrase "aimed at granting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or purpose related to providing something, such as rights, benefits, or permissions.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at granting equal opportunities to all employees."
Alternatives: "intended to provide" or "designed to offer".
He also sent to Congress a series of changes aimed at granting limited autonomy to indigenous communities.
WASHINGTON -- President Obama on Thursday ordered his health secretary to issue new rules aimed at granting hospital visiting rights to same-sex partners.
With the approval of more than half its 31 state legislatures, Mexico ratified landmark constitutional changes on Thursday aimed at granting 10 million Indians new rights and protections against discrimination.
On Monday, the leaders of the ethnic Albanians, who make up as much as one-third of the population, and the majority Slavic Macedonians signed a broad peace deal aimed at granting greater rights to Albanians.
The pilot phase of a rule aimed at granting American investors more choice and a better view of the market in share-trading took effect on March 5th and is to be phased in over the coming months.These expansions are complex, but not as impossible as they sound either for exchanges or investors.
The Kansas state House advanced a bill on Tuesday aimed at granting public and private employees the right to deny services, including unemployment benefits and foster care, to same-sex couples on the basis of religious freedom.
However, there is no doubt that the new regulation aims at granting "top-level" professionals temporary work permits, BMBF's spokesperson Ali Arslan told Next Wave.
And while the alleged policy was aimed at grant recipients, not donors, the charity's increasingly implausible claim reeks of hypocrisy when the sources of its money are considered.
That year, a blue-ribbon panel from the Canadian Astronomical Society CASS), chaired by Pudritz, hammered out a report aimed at the federal granting councils in Ottawa.
In a rare and candid interview, President Bashar al-Assad told the Wall Street Journal last week that he would push through political reforms this year aimed at initiating municipal elections, granting more power to non-governmental organisations and establishing a new media law.
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.
