The phrase "aimed at realising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives that one intends to achieve or bring to fruition.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at realising greater efficiency in the workplace."
Alternatives: "intended to achieve" or "focused on accomplishing".
Similar schemes, such as the Federal Credit Programme in America, are tools of fiscal policy aimed at realising public-policy goals in an efficient and effective manner by using loans.
The billionaire entrepreneur showed off solar roof tiles that eliminate the need for traditional panels and a longer-lasting home battery, which Tesla calls the Powerwall, aimed at realising his vision of selling a fossil fuel-free lifestyle to consumers.
Ongoing research aims at realising an AI system in a body - embodiment4 - so it can experience the world, whether it be the real version of the world or a virtual or even simulated world.
Pléiades High Resolution Programme aims at realising a new class of optical observation system, characterised by imaging performances in the range of one meter resolution, large image fields and increased agility.
The Office of Uganda's First Lady, Mrs. Janet Museveni, has since 2012 championed implementation of the country's eMTCT plan through country-wide regional advocacy and community dialogue, sensitization and mobilization eMTCT campaigns aiming at realising an HIV-free generation.
In addition to the usual tests always performed on a full bridge aeroelastic model (i.e. static and dynamic response to smooth and turbulent flow excitation and flutter speed limit), a specific measure set-up and test program has been realised, aimed at defining the modal characteristics of the structure and their modifications due to the wind effects.
Small steps perhaps, but we know that these programmes have a significant effect – and when parliament calls for the government "to introduce a role models and mentoring programme aimed at Muslim women to help them realise their potential in employment", I can't help but think they should come and talk to us.
Hu laughed and blamed a problem in translation, saying he had not realised the question was aimed at him, but he would now answer it.
A next step is to study how the revealed insights for adapting lifestyle interventions aimed at individuals with low SES can be realised in a real-life situation.
(1) When realising that the paramedics' concern was aimed at them, the understanding that they had been in a serious accident became evident.
I didn't realise it was a romantic fantasy aimed at teenage girls.
