The phrase "aimed at improvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals, strategies, or initiatives that focus on enhancing a particular aspect or situation.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at improvement in employee productivity and morale."
Alternatives: "focused on enhancement" or "targeted towards betterment."
A process evaluation was performed for an intervention aimed at improvement of the management of neuropsychiatric symptoms in young-onset dementia.
The present study is aimed at improvement of the existing volume-of-solid (VOS) function method for optimization of heat conduction path between isothermal objects.
Evaluation of large-scale programmes and initiatives aimed at improvement of health in countries of low and middle income needs a new approach.
Surface modification is aimed at improvement of material effectiveness in the body fluid environment in humans and animals.
The PDCA cycle follows a learning approach to adopt changes aimed at improvement.
Users of the PDSA method follow a prescribed four-stage cyclic learning approach to adapt changes aimed at improvement.
The programme, enlightened for its time, aimed at improvements in literacy, water management, sanitation and other areas at grassroots level.
Mr Johnson introduced a long-term air quality strategy for the capital in December 2010 but this is aimed at improvements in the medium to long term.
Characteristic features of conventional sugar plants based on purification of raw beet juice and evaporating crystallisation are reviewed, the design of plant retrofit aimed at improvements in energy and water use is discussed, and case studies are presented.
This interface refers to collaborative relationships between primary and specialty care aimed at improvements in efficiency and effectiveness of care.
Indeed, policy that has been aimed at improvements in incomes, health and sanitation, in conjunction with targeted nutritional programmes, have been much more important.
