The phrase "aimed at highlighting the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or intention behind an action, particularly in contexts like reports, presentations, or analyses.
Example: "The study is aimed at highlighting the importance of mental health in the workplace."
Alternatives: "intended to emphasize the" or "designed to showcase the".
More recently, Endgame: Syria by Gamethenews is a mobile game aimed at highlighting the complexities of the Syrian Civil War.
The phrase "It's Not Okay" headlines a new police campaign in Manchester, aimed at highlighting the sexual exploitation of children in the city.
He maintained that the scene was aimed at highlighting the "disgusting" practice of torture which George Bush described in his memoir, Decision Points, as "simulated drowning".
Exhibits will include glowing plastic bottles in Trafalgar Square's fountains, aimed at highlighting the damage done by rubbish dumped in the Pacific.
Newsletter: The strength of Northern Ireland's social enterprise sector has been underlined by wins for two local business in a national awards programme aimed at highlighting the achievements of organisations across the UK.
Aimed at highlighting the discussion between gender and identity in fashion, the campaign features models Valentijn de Hingh and Hari Nef wearing the Swedish-owned store's new capsule collection.
The paper aims at highlighting the strong link between manufacturing approach selection and material use.
This paper aims at highlighting the hurdles and traps on the way back from CO2 to chemicals (or even fuels).
This editorial aims at highlighting the host institute and the major motivation behind organizing the global colloquium.
The model aims at highlighting the essential ingredients of the problem and the proposed solution, at the cost of depicting a highly simplified world.
This paper aims at highlighting the share factors facilitating the occurrence of stress depending on the occupation.
