The phrase "aimed at requesting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose of an action or communication that is intended to make a request.
Example: "The email was aimed at requesting additional information about the project timeline."
Alternatives: "intended to request" or "designed to solicit".
Yesterday, at a meeting in Brussels, EU justice ministers discussed commission proposals aimed at expediting data requests across the region, Reuters reports, agreeing that a legislative approach is needed (although not yet on what the exact approach will be).
The agreement, which was renewed and broadened Nov. 10, was also aimed at streamlining information requests between the two governments.
But it sent to Abbott's desks measures he requested aimed at reining in local governments, including a bill requiring a referendum before cities can annex land.
William O. Hillburg, a spokesman for the inspector general, said that the corporation, which manages the fund, AmeriCorps and other programs aimed at civic engagement, had requested an audit of the process.
Iran would consider favourably any request aimed at boosting relations between the two countries, he said.
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While the MoD shows selected journalists around RAF Waddington, parliamentary questions and Freedom of Information requests aimed at informing public debate on the matter are simply refused.
The appeal filed by Rajoy's conservative People's party government retaliates with a request aimed at quelling defiance among Catalan leaders.
These were woven together into a request aimed at showing "probable cause" to investigate further by carrying out some kind of search.
In a declaration and set of requests aimed at focusing the church's attention on the "unprecedented climate crisis", the 17 bishops and archbishops said investments in fossil fuel companies were incompatible with a just and sustainable future.
