The phrase "aimed at organizing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a goal or purpose related to the act of organizing something, such as an event, project, or group.
Example: "The committee is focused on initiatives aimed at organizing community events to foster engagement."
Alternatives: "intended for organizing" or "designed to organize".
In 2009, he founded an events company called Borderline, aimed at organizing parties in unconventional places, such as buses, rooftops, planes and castles.
It emerged as an intellectual discipline only in the late republic, when men who saw themselves as legal specialists began to write treatises aimed at organizing existing law into a system, defining principles and concepts, and then applying those principles systematically.
Taxonomic categories are abstract constructs aimed at organizing the diversity of life (Dobzhansky 1935).
In the paper the results of a joint project aimed at organizing such a collaboration involving undergraduate students of St.Petersburg State University and high school students of St.Petersburg Phys&Math Lyceum #239 are presented.
The panel also recommended that NIH establish a new program aimed at organizing and curating massive biological databases, such as one on the mouse genome; set aside funds for researchers to hire biocomputing help; and support scientists assembling midsize computer networks that are more powerful than desktop machines but easier to manage than supercomputers.
Those periodic sessions are aimed at organizing a $1 billion campaign effort to help the GOP win big in 2012.
Each amendment, particularly ones aimed at organized labor, could well drive apart the fragile coalition of Democrats and some Republicans backing the bill.
A nonlawyer but a potent orator, Mr. Traficant defended himself in court and was acquitted as a folk hero who argued that he was secretly running a sting aimed at organized crime.
The Topic Taxonomy Environment (TOPTAX 35[77] methodology aims at organizing and maintaining information of specific domains.
These factors have resulted in enactment of water legislations aiming at organizing relations between the different populations in conflict over water resources.
The campaign aims at organizing faculty in multiple institutions in metropolitan areas such as Boston, New York, Washington, Philadelphia, and the Twin Cities.
