The phrase "aimed at intensifying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or purpose to increase the intensity of something, such as a process, feeling, or action.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is aimed at intensifying customer engagement and brand loyalty."
Alternatives: "designed to enhance" or "intended to amplify".
The meeting was aimed at intensifying diplomatic and financial pressure on Colonel Qaddafi's government.
Anti-American demonstrations were held on Nov. 4 in previous years but this is a second exhibition in two months aimed at intensifying hatred for America.
The lawyers' escalation of their industrial action, in protest at deep cuts to criminal legal aid fees, is aimed at intensifying pressure on the justice secretary, Chris Grayling.
The commando raid last week and an increasing number of recent missile strikes are part of a more aggressive overall American campaign in the border region aimed at intensifying attacks on Al Qaeda and the Taliban in the waning months of the Bush administration, with less than two months to go before November elections.
This has allowed a fundamentally different approach to the development of therapies for CD aimed at intensifying innate immune responses.
Thus, in both East and West Germany, policies aimed at intensifying land use and raising agricultural production.
"These steps aim at intensifying the security cooperation between the countries," he said.
The focus of the present study was on developing catalysts for these two reactions, aiming at intensifying reactor operation.
It aims at intensifying the performance of CADx algorithms as well as reducing the FNR by utilizing Zernike moments as descriptors of shape and margin characteristics.
Moreover, diversifying crop types into high-value crops (such as horticultural crops) is a related new development as adaptation option aiming at intensifying the use of scarce farm resources (water and land) and maximizing returns thereof.
The American officials met with Mr. Musharraf as well as with the new army chief, Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, and offered a range of increased covert operations aimed at thwarting intensifying efforts by Al Qaeda and the Taliban to destabilize the Pakistani government.
