The phrase "aimed at overcoming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives that focus on addressing or resolving a particular challenge or obstacle.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at overcoming the barriers to education for underprivileged children."
Alternatives: "intended to address" or "designed to tackle".
It has resisted four decades of regional policies aimed at overcoming the country's north-south divide.
Two center-left parties merged to produce the Democratic Party, aimed at overcoming the system's crippling fragmentation.
They are not an accident but are clearly aimed at overcoming what might be called his "human deficit".
Modern research is aimed at overcoming this lack of ductility by modification of the material and how it is made.
The all-too-well-known phenomena of saturation, of boredom, of lightning transitions from interest to tedium, produce techniques aimed at overcoming those very reactions: techniques of presentation.
Kosovo and Serbia recently signed a power-sharing agreement aimed at overcoming ethnic enmities and proving to Brussels that they have the European credentials to join the bloc.
PARIS — After months of difficult negotiations, Serbia and Kosovo reached an agreement on Friday aimed at overcoming ethnic enmities in Kosovo, a former Serbian province.
The new policy is aimed at overcoming a stalemate that has severely curtailed the market for biotech seeds in Europe for years.
Serbia on Monday rejected a European Union deal on Kosovo aimed at overcoming ethnic enmities, throwing into doubt its plans to join the bloc.
The jazzing up of men's styles is partly aimed at overcoming three years of lackluster sales of men's jeans that have cut into the bottom line of companies as diverse as the Gap, Levi's, Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein.
Clearly, though, slipping behind Toyota would be a psychological blow to G.M. as it continues a broad restructuring effort that has included many factory closings and tens of thousands of job cuts aimed at overcoming billions of dollars in losses.
