The phrase "aimed at regaining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or strategies intended to recover something that was lost or diminished.
Example: "The organization launched a campaign aimed at regaining public trust after the scandal."
Alternatives: "intended to recover" or "focused on restoring".
But the aluminum-and-composite Vanquish, which can reach 190 m.p.h., is aimed at regaining supercar credibility for Aston Martin.
Sigismund's subsequent foreign policy was aimed at regaining the Swedish throne, and from 1600 Poland and Sweden were involved in an intermittent war.
These data provide evidence for a two-pronged response to social rejection characterized by both self-protective strategies and strategies aimed at regaining and maintaining social relationships.
The disclosures are aimed at regaining the support of regulators and creditors in an effort to avoid being delisted by Nasdaq, a step that could lead to bankruptcy.
"Unlike previous attacks that used small amounts of chemicals and were aimed at terrorising people, this attack was tactical and aimed at regaining territory," the report said.
Who else in the region has the military capability to launch precision airstrikes at night?The raid might have been a prelude to an attack aimed at regaining control over the Kodori gorge.
During this period, the patient carries out exercises aimed at completely regaining range of motion and reinforcing "core stability" [110].
Yet Mr Aliev also praised the election; his concessions may be aimed merely at regaining credibility lost by cack-handed cheating.Assuming that he is not toppled, the country's future will depend on how enlightened Mr Aliev now becomes.
The first group (primary implantation group) consists of patients with chronic CRPS who are unresponsive to conventional therapies (e.g. pharmacologic treatment, interventional blockade of the sympathetic nervous system, or physical therapy aimed at increasing or regaining functionality by training programs).
Meanwhile, a few Democratic allied nonprofits including one tied to David Brock, the ex-Clinton foe turned staunch ally, are poised to bolster Hillary Clinton's campaign, while others like Patriot Majority USA are aimed at helping Democrats regain the Senate majority.
Davis, who said his department now had 180 staff in London and 120 officials in Brussels, also set out some of the government's thinking around the negotiations, including that Theresa May would lead talks aimed at the UK regaining control of its laws, borders and money.
