The phrase "aimed at impeding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or purpose to obstruct or hinder something.
Example: "The new regulations are aimed at impeding the spread of misinformation online."
Alternatives: "intended to obstruct" or "designed to hinder".
They acted in a co-ordinated manner to foment a crisis aimed at impeding the president and forcing failure on him.
PAGE A20 Mideast Peace Hurdle Israel's main opposition party used a special session of Parliament to push through a resolution aimed at impeding new peace talks with the Palestinians.
Israel's main opposition party used a depleted special session of Parliament today to push through a resolution aimed at impeding new peace talks with the Palestinians, but Prime Minister Ehud Barak's government brushed the move aside as political grandstanding.
The new visa restrictions for the Schengen countries; law-enforcement measures aimed at impeding the movement in western countries of Muslims and people from poor nations; suspicion of Islam and everything non-western and crude and aggressive language that identifies the entire Islamic civilisation with terror and fanaticism are rapidly carrying the world further from peace.
Mimicking the segregationist Democrats of the past, Republicans have of late used the unfounded specter of voter fraud to justify voter ID laws and other measures squarely aimed at impeding access to the ballot box by African Americans and the young.
"The Siebel ads created massive confusion in the marketplace, which was clearly aimed at impeding competition.
However, measures that aim to impede more harmful attacks will, ceteris paribus, also be more effective than measures that aim at impeding less harmful attacks.
Low affinity of IL-10Rβ for cytokines has impeded efforts aimed at crystallizing cytokine-receptor complexes.
Still, many scientists worry that restrictions may merely impede research aimed at countering biological agents and treating infectious diseases, without really deterring terrorists.
Nevertheless, the limited knowledge on biological properties of nematode intestinal cells and the extent to which those properties are conserved among parasitic species has impeded research aimed at developing new therapeutic methods directed at this tissue.
These new protocols are geared to address some of the most critical gaps impeding the efforts aimed at the accelerated and cost-effective design and development of new and improved materials.
