The phrase "aimed at redressing the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or initiatives intended to correct or remedy a particular issue or problem.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at redressing the inequalities faced by marginalized communities."
Alternatives: "intended to rectify the" or "designed to address the".
It signified a radical style of composition which aimed at redressing the swooning clichés of late romanticism, first with atonality, then with the rigorous new language of the 12-tone system, founded not on traditional harmony but abstract arrangements of pitches.
Ms Redinglaunched a public consultationon Monday to generate initiatives - including possible legislation - aimed at redressing the gender imbalance.
A public consultation to generate initiatives aimed at redressing the gender imbalance - including mandatory quotas - ended on Monday.
It was a court-ordered remedy aimed at redressing the exclusion of blacks, an exclusion that would continue if protections were not in place... Without that historical context and the vision to see the big picture, it is easy to get distracted by debates over the merits of individual students.
The World Health Organisation has also placed great emphasis on the development of global health strategies aimed at redressing the scarcity of mental health provision and funding in low-income and middle-income countries (LMICs) [ 4, 5].
But fewer than five million of those households are in the United States, and the network's new strategy, whose rollout began on Nov. 22 and will continue throughout the spring, is aimed at redressing that imbalance.
Soon after his speech, the authorities unrolled a series of measures seemingly aimed at redressing that imbalance.
Therapies aimed at redressing this imbalance may represent attractive anti-fibrotic strategies.
Second, the existing social security system has been significantly expanded to reach a larger part of the population, specifically aimed at redressing past inequities arising from the apartheid system [ 3].
Policies aimed at redressing EmOC staff shortages should be developed in tandem with initiatives to improve the qualifications and skills of EmOC personnel.
The Chinese Association of South Africa had challenged their exclusion from laws aimed at redressing economic imbalances under white-minority rule, which ended in 1994.
