The phrase "aimed at questions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a focus or target related to inquiries or issues that need to be addressed.
Example: "The research paper is aimed at questions surrounding climate change and its impact on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "targeted towards inquiries" or "focused on issues".
The Republican vice-presidential candidate, Sarah Palin, used her primetime national TV debut last night to cement her teenage reputation as Sarah "Barracuda" and drive home a concerted campaign strategy aimed at ending questions about her qualifications and experience.
He called the FWD.us criticism of Sanders "hyperbole" aimed at silencing questions about guest worker programs pushed by big business.
Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) has been widely used in phylogenetic studies aimed at answering questions related to ecology and evolution.
In most presidential campaigns, when March rolls around, every day begins with a long meeting aimed at one question: How can we get our candidate on the news tonight?
Many of the validation methods are aimed at the question whether specific foods are categorized in the correct way as "healthier" or "less healthy".
Further investigation aimed at this question need to be carried out.
Neither was the study aimed at the question of sensitivity to food colors in ADHD children; the subjects came from the general population of school children.
They also reacted positively to an announcement by Andrew Hebbeler, assistant director for biological and chemical threats in the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP), that officials have posted a new Frequently Asked Questions document aimed at answering scientists' questions.
An important question aimed at enabling this was question 33 on the worksheet: "From the annotated protein and knowing the location of your deletion, what protein domains are affected by the deletion?
The multiple stages of inquiry aiming at reframing questions, reconstructing instruments, reanalyzing data and refining interpretations and conclusions all form part of this iterative process.
