"aimed at reforming" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is intended or focused on reforming or improving a specific situation or system. Example: The new government policies are aimed at reforming the education system to better support students from marginalized communities.
It also stayed Scheindlin's rulings aimed at reforming stop-and-frisk.
A planned campaign aimed at reforming New York's carwash industry and unionizing its workers.
- The president brings in executive orders aimed at reforming the US's detention policy.
This session, more than 90 bills were filed aimed at reforming the tax, including 9 proposing to repeal it entirely.
Its co-operation with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development dates back to independence in 1991 and is aimed at reforming and liberalising the economy.
Today's decision should lead to a calmer relationship between London and Strasbourg at a time when Britain is leading political moves aimed at reforming the court's procedures.
The name suggested a parallel with alternative rock, then ascendant, but it also suggested a certain pessimism: instead of aiming at reforming mainstream comedy, these performers offered their audiences — and each other — a refuge from it.
In an effort to relaunch an economy which has stagnated for almost two decades, the Italian government has developed a reform plan which includes the recently approved Jobs Act, aiming at reforming labor laws.
The Chinese government has prioritized equity in its current 5-year plan, which aims at reforming different aspects of socio-economic and public policies, such as the social security system, and infrastructure construction in rural areas.
Diplomatic cables report how American officials frequently assured skeptical governments that the training was aimed at reform, not promoting revolutions.
Ms. Stark said in an interview last week that she was open to weighing all suggestions aimed at reform and greater vigilance, and that she envisioned significant changes in the assessment process.
