The phrase "aimed at placing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a goal or intention to position or establish something in a particular place or context.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at placing more emphasis on employee well-being."
Alternatives: "intended to position" or "focused on establishing".
Auto-enrolment schemes, aimed at placing up to 10m people into workplace pensions, are not currently required to offer the option of comparing annuities for the best returns.
They were "aimed at placing all consequences of the Ukrainian economic crisis on the shoulders of the Ukrainian people," he said.
He muscled through, over a good deal of intraparty grumbling, a plan called the A-List, which aimed at placing more women and minorities on the party's centrally controlled candidate lists.
On David (1748-1825), Brookner wrote her magnum opus, Jacques-Louis David (1980), slogging through what sports writers call the hard yards, the kind of grafting research of primary documentation aimed at placing the subject in the canon and, of course, winning the professional regard of other historians that is often only grudgingly handed out to beautiful-phrase makers and wide-ranging themes.
Policy intervention is aimed at placing sufficient incentives to increase aspirations of immigrants.
State Assemblymember Adrin Nazarian has submitted a bill aimed at placing new rules on companies like Uber and Lyft.
Multi-objective clustering basically aims at placing similar objects into the same groups based on some conflicting objectives, which substantially supports the use of game theory to come to a resolution.
Israel has struck back for each salvo with airstrikes aimed at places where weapons are stored, factories and smuggling tunnels.
While bombings often kill civilians as they go about their daily lives, few attacks have been aimed at places specifically frequented by children.
The price for delivery is $5.99 and tips are expected, so the option is clearly being aimed at those placing larger food and drink orders – like those for meant for groups, such as office co-workers, for example.
Aim at places in the room!
