The phrase "aimed at improving awareness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing initiatives, programs, or actions that focus on enhancing understanding or knowledge about a particular topic.
Example: "The campaign is aimed at improving awareness of environmental issues among local communities."
Alternatives: "intended to raise awareness" or "designed to enhance understanding".
Last week Daley launched an iPhone app aimed at improving awareness of the sport.
This therapy aimed at improving awareness of illness, interpersonal abilities, family balance, therapeutical adherence, emotional management in frustrating situations, problem solving, and lifestyle regularity.
The Mediterranean Network for the Management of Food-Induced Diseases (MEDICEL), which is an EUROMED-based action, to which all Mediterranean countries participate, aims at improving awareness of the forthcoming CD epidemic.
Early and appropriate interventions aimed at improving emotional awareness and expression could then represent a further preventive measure to avoid drug-induced headache.
These findings suggest that interventions aimed at improving couples' awareness of each other's HIV status, including couples' HCT, can contribute to significant reductions in HIV incidence at the population level.
The intervention consisted of small-sized workshops aimed at improving information security awareness and behaviour.
Increasing CBO engagement can be an effective measure in scaling up prevention efforts, especially those aimed at improving knowledge and awareness of AIDS in Kenya.
This knowledge provides the basis for practitioner guidelines [ 11, 12], risk assessment tools [ 13] and information for the public [ 14- 16] aimed at improving ovarian symptom awareness and earlier presentation.
More general initiatives aimed at improving cancer service awareness among Luton's Asian populations, such as a health roadshow, were considered not to have been successful partly because of the taboos attached to the disease.
LHWs were involved in activities aimed at improving education and awareness in two of the studies; with one targeting women's groups [ 22] and the other, which also involved provision of emotional support, targeting care givers [ 23].
Previous studies have evaluated educational programmes aimed at improving paramedic, hospital and community awareness [ 15].
