The phrase "aimed at hand" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a focus or intention towards something that is currently relevant or immediate.
Example: "The strategies we discussed are aimed at hand to address the current challenges we face."
Alternatives: "focused on" or "directed towards".
Mrs Kumaratunga has proposed changes in Sri Lanka's constitution aimed at handing powers to regional councils, one of which would be administered by Tamils.
GENEVA — The Swiss Bankers Association lashed out Monday at the possibility of another tax treaty with the United States aimed at handing over details of Americans suspected of using Swiss banks to cheat on their taxes.
Some subtests of the FCE are specifically aimed at evaluating hand function [16].
Following the 1st surveillance period (09/2011 to 08/2012) a multifaceted, pragmatic infection control programme, aimed at proper hand hygiene and bundles for the prevention of the four most common HAIs has been implemented.
Following the 1st surveillance period a multifaceted, pragmatic infection control programme, aimed at proper hand hygiene and bundles for the prevention of the four most common HAIs will be implemented.
Indeed, if some of the injections of ibotenic acid, aimed at the hand representation, spread to more proximal territories (elbow, shoulder), a dysfunction in the reaching phase as well as in the control of forelimb posture may indirectly impact on the manual dexterity.
What he will meet, he knows, is three rows of guitar players with their camera phones aimed at his hands, and three more rows of wiseasses, saying, "This is supposed to be a great guitar player?
Although the Bush campaign's stand on military ballots was proper, its renewed rhetorical assault aimed at depicting the hand recounts as a form of vote theft is irresponsible.
But to skeptics, his emotions were a populist tactic, aimed at strengthening his hand in an increasingly tendentious relationship with the United States.
