The phrase "aimed at preparing a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose or goal of an action or initiative that involves readiness or training for something.
Example: "The new program is aimed at preparing a comprehensive report on climate change."
Alternatives: "intended to develop a" or "designed to create a".
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.
Further meetings aimed at preparing a successor to the Kyoto Protocol ahead of a summit meeting scheduled for November 29 to December 10 in Cancún, Mex., were held in Bonn, Ger., from May 31 to June 11 and August 2 6.
This study aimed at preparing a teacher balanced scorecard and assessing its reliability and construct validity as a potential instrument for teacher evaluation.
This study was aimed at preparing a stable nanostructure lipid carriers for Brucea javanica oil (BJO/NLCs) using the high-pressure homogenization (HPH) method.
As Hubbard (2013) remarks, the literature on readiness for digital language learning clearly highlights the need for learner training aimed at preparing all students to make effective use of technology-enhanced language learning tasks and activities.
(Such education may aim at preparing an adult for a first job or for a new job, or it may aim at keeping him up to date on new developments in his occupation or profession).
The trip was aimed at preparing for a visit by Prime Minister Ayad Allawi, Iran's official news agency, IRNA, reported.
Israel has conducted open military exercises aimed at preparing for a hit on Iranian nuclear facilities.
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.
He has two advanced degrees, both aimed at preparing him for a career in counseling.
The project is aimed at preparing NI for a future where cars run on batteries instead of fossil fuels.
