"aimed at rescuing" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a goal or intention to save or help someone or something. Example: The organization launched a campaign aimed at rescuing endangered species in the Amazon rainforest.
In an attempt to discourage potential migrants, European ministers cancelled a naval operation aimed at rescuing stricken smugglers' boats.
- In Denver, Colorado, Obama signs into law the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, aimed at rescuing the economy.
Partial reforms of public pensions and state health insurance have been passed, aimed at rescuing both systems from unsustainable deficits.
It is convinced that a humanitarian operation aimed at rescuing people is actually motivating them to travel in the first place and should thus be abandoned.
All this chimes with the delightfully loopy 22-page manifesto she wrote four years ago, aimed at rescuing mankind from mediocrity, called Active Resistance.
Military planes and helicopter gunships pounded rebel camps in the southern Philippines today in a surprise attack aimed at rescuing 19 foreign and Filipino hostages.
We believe that any CF treatment should aim at rescuing the expression and function of functional CFTR and hence target the true causes of the disease rather than its signs.
In its refined form, crackpot realism wears the camouflage of idealism: military invasions are really aimed at humanitarian rescue, spreading democracy, or peacekeeping.
Following the release of the AQAP video, the US National Security Council confirmed that the operation — the details of which were previously kept secret — had been aimed at Somers' rescue.
Moreover, genetic testing is crucial for the inclusion in human gene-specific clinical trials aimed at photoreceptor rescue.
The head of Frontex said on Wednesday that Triton should not be an operation primarily aimed at search and rescue.
