The phrase "aimed at mobilizing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal to encourage or organize a group of people or resources for a specific purpose.
Example: "The campaign is aimed at mobilizing community support for the new initiative."
Alternatives: "intended to mobilize" or "designed to rally".
The visit was a first for a Russian president and was part of an intensive round of Asian diplomacy aimed at mobilizing opposition to the American antimissile plan.
Rappaport and his wife, Deborah, whose philanthropic activities in recent years include several million dollars in donations to art museums and after-school music programs, have committed at least $5 million this year -- so far -- to support a bevy of fledgling liberal groups, like Music for America and Punkvoter.com, aimed at mobilizing younger voters.
The labor movement's efforts to develop a unified strategy to defeat President Bush in 2004 stumbled this week when the chairman of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s political committee angrily quit the board of a new labor-backed group aimed at mobilizing nonunion voters, taking the two other board members with him.
Organizers decided to press ahead with the rally, aimed at mobilizing support for independent candidates in Russian and Ukrainian local elections on March 4. Some organizers say the authorities have been deliberately raising the atmosphere of tension to justify a crackdown.
As the brothers' political ambitions expanded and they created a larger coalition of Koch-affiliated groups aimed at mobilizing various constituencies — including Latinos, veterans and small-government conservatives — their network became almost a shadow political party with a sophisticated data-gathering operation and employees all over the country.
The CAWSES program was eventually aimed at mobilizing the international solar terrestrial science community to fully utilize past, present, and future data, as well as to produce improvements in space weather forecasting and the design of space- and Earth-based technological systems that can help us to better understand the role of solar terrestrial influences on global change.
With no magic bullet to lessen the decline in HIV donor funding, HIV programs should always first aim to reduce cost by becoming more efficient and prioritizing services, not solely aim at mobilizing additional resources.
Daudi said the campaign, known as Committing to Child Survival: A Promise Renewed aims at mobilizing political will, generating consensus around a roadmap for action, and identifying investments needed to accelerate progress.
Rather, the ad is aimed more at mobilizing the right and evangelicals in support of Mr. Sestak's Republican opponent, former Representative Pat Toomey.
Roosevelt's campaign was heated and divisive, aimed at making clear distinctions and mobilizing his broad national following.
Overall, the President seems to be following your mosaic strategy — mobilizing the Hispanics, aiming at liberal urban professionals, mobilizing college students… At the same time trying to have a somewhat credible performance among groups that are less sympathetic.
