The phrase "aimed at simplifying the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose of an action or initiative that seeks to make something easier or more straightforward.
Example: "The new software update is aimed at simplifying the user experience for our customers."
Alternatives: "designed to simplify the" or "intended to make the".
But many economists contend that a true inheritance tax -- introduced as part of a broader overhaul aimed at simplifying the whole income tax system, closing loopholes and reducing rates as much as possible -- looks like a better approach than either of the alternatives currently on the table.
Person-to-person mobile money transfer platform, aimed at simplifying the international remittance market.
Consequently, the new organizational model introduced in 2015 was aimed at simplifying the organization in several different ways.
The new state pension, aimed at simplifying the system, will see a single payment of about £150 made to new pensioners from April 2016.
But its report makes several other recommendations, all aimed at simplifying the interaction between the academic community and some two dozen federal agencies that support research.
Sony today announced the development of the "single wire interface technology", which is aimed at simplifying the internal wiring system of mobile devices.
The authors suggest a graphical representation of the analysis aiming at simplifying the communication for decision-makers.
Therefore, forthcoming activities need to aim at simplifying the procedure and making it manageable also for smaller enterprises.
This inter-society consensus statement aims at simplifying the approach to VTE prophylaxis in the single patient with the goal to improve its clinical application.
This intersociety consensus statement aims at simplifying the grading system reported in the literature, and its goal is to improve its clinical application.
This inter-society consensus statement aims at simplifying the grading system reported in the literature, and its goal is to benefit its clinical application.
