The phrase "aimed at officials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to actions, messages, or policies that are specifically directed towards government or organizational officials.
Example: "The new policy was designed to address issues that are aimed at officials in the education sector."
Alternatives: "targeted at officials" or "directed towards officials".
BAGHDAD — A burst of violence across Iraq on Tuesday claimed the lives of 14 people, most related to what appears to be a campaign of assassinations aimed at officials amid the country's extended political crisis.
"I've done it before; why can't I do it again?" Duterte's helicopter threat was aimed at officials who misuse relief-effort funds.
"I've done it before; why can't I do it again?" Duterte's helicopter threat was aimed at officials who misuse relief-effort funds.
A suicide bomb attack on a government official in Peshawar last week showed how the militants were aiming at officials allied with General Musharraf.
KABUL, Afghanistan — Insurgents have stepped up attacks in parts of Afghanistan scheduled to be handed over to Afghan military control next month and have put a new emphasis on a campaign of assassinations aimed at important officials around the country, Afghan officials say.
AFGHAN SECURITY TRANSFER Insurgents have stepped up attacks in parts of Afghanistan scheduled to be handed over to Afghan military control next month and have put new emphasis on a campaign of assassinations aimed at important officials around the country, Afghan officials say.
In the next few years, he composed three categories of work: film music to pay the rent, official works aimed at securing official rehabilitation, and serious works "for the desk drawer".
He has lodged a legal petition aimed at senior officials within the Obama administration.
But his ire is not only aimed at HBOS officials and non-executive directors.
The measure, which will expropriate those with savings in won, was aimed at corrupt officials and well-off traders.
There was endless, and largely unsuccessful, legislation aimed at preventing officials lining their own pockets out of the public purse.
