The phrase "aimed at neutralizing the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where the intention is to describe efforts or actions taken to counteract or eliminate something.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at neutralizing the effects of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "intended to counteract the" or "designed to mitigate the".
"In principle, Germany supports efforts aimed at neutralizing the negative effects of tobacco consumption," said Alexander Müller, the German secretary of state for health.
It aimed at neutralizing the rivalry between Germany's two neighbours by an agreement over their respective spheres of influence in the Balkans and at isolating Germany's enemy, France.
The crackdown was aimed at neutralizing the group's ability to create a base of operations in Europe, now that the United States has disarmed the group's military in Iraq.
Because the statue was erected on the hermitage of Bharada, the great wizard who had been asked to divide eastern Java into two kingdoms during the reign of Airlangga (1019 49), it must also have been aimed at neutralizing the evil effects of Bharada's division of his land.
He is rolling out an aggressive counterattack aimed at neutralizing the ECNs by adopting their techniques even when it undercuts the business of his own member firms.
He now is rolling out an aggressive counterattack aimed at neutralizing the ECNs by adopting their techniques even when it undercuts the business of his own member firms on Wall Street.
We use the Manhattan distance aiming at neutralizing the RSSI fluctuation.
It seemed no coincidence that Mr. Rudd's first major policy announcement since returning to the leadership was aimed at neutralizing that line of attack.
Does "structured finance," which is "all aimed at neutralizing risk by parceling it up," function like the net of doctors and rules that keep a patient from a natural death?
The experimental design was aimed at neutralizing other differences in psychological attitudes, such as self-confidence and risk aversion, that are typically considered as potential explanations of gender differences in competitive environments.
In detail it was shown that therapeutic strategies aimed at neutralizing Dll4 binding to its receptor (with Dll4 neutralizing antibodies) resulted in inefficient angiogenesis due to vessel instability.
