The phrase "aimed at preparing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or purpose related to readiness or training for a specific task or event.
Example: "The workshop is aimed at preparing participants for the upcoming certification exam."
Alternatives: "intended to equip" or "designed to ready".
He has two advanced degrees, both aimed at preparing him for a career in counseling.
Officials said they planned to open three new schools in 2009 aimed at preparing students for industry jobs upon graduation.
The trip was aimed at preparing for a visit by Prime Minister Ayad Allawi, Iran's official news agency, IRNA, reported.
North Korea also criticized Mr. Lee for proposing the unification tax, saying the idea was "very unsavory" because it was aimed at preparing for turmoil in the North.
It aimed at preparing tropical Africa for self-rule by gradually transferring local authority from tribal chiefs to members of the Western-educated elite.
Cutler, 42, became a curiosity in N.B.A. arenas last season when he refereed a half dozen games as part of an initiative aimed at preparing top prospects.
Offered by a nonprofit group called Township Chamber Foundation, the course is aimed at preparing people from different walks of life to become leaders in their community.
In a toughly worded speech that seemed aimed at preparing Americans for a potential war with Iraq, Mr. Bush added, "The only path to safety is action.
Canal Plus said the deal with Bolloré was aimed at preparing the company for a new era in which Internet companies like Google, Apple and Netflix were challenging traditional broadcasters by providing more video content.
What she saw was a "work sheet distribution center" aimed at preparing students for the yearly assessments that they begin in third grade and that school districts depend upon for their accountability ratings.
The Norwegian foreign ministry has denied local press reports that it rejected a British request to set up a formal joint taskforce aimed at preparing a post-Brexit free trade deal between the two countries.
