The phrase "aimed at speeding up the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or initiatives designed to increase the speed or efficiency of a process or action.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at speeding up the approval process for project proposals."
Alternatives: "intended to accelerate the" or "designed to hasten the".
But the revolution has been slow to produce the results that people expected, and the renewed demonstrations on Friday and Saturday were aimed at speeding up the process.
The industry also maintains that Monday's move is aimed at speeding up the creation of the new watchdog, whatever its final shape.
PRAGUE — The European Union signed an energy agreement on Friday aimed at speeding up the construction of a long-delayed pipeline that would bring gas from the Caspian Sea to Europe and help offset the bloc's dependence on Russian energy.
The initiative permitting some defendants in less serious cases to plead guilty and pay their fines online is aimed at speeding up the criminal justice process and reducing the number of hearings required.
The National Police Improvement Agency (NPIA) said it wants an e-forensics project, aimed at speeding up the examination of ICT used by criminals, to be available to all forces from September.
It has since been extended to four other Brazilian states, and is soon to be rolled out across the whole country.The scheme, to be known as the Banco da Terra (Land Bank) is aimed at speeding up the settlement of Brazil's estimated 2.5m landless peasants.
SuperSmart is an European Union (EU) project aiming at speeding up the uptake of energy-efficient refrigeration, heating and cooling solutions for Europe's food retail sector, reducing its energy use, lowering its environmental footprint and increasing its economic benefits.
On the contrary, maneuvers aimed at speed up the aging process in the hypothalamus (e.g.: feeding on fat-rich foods) should lead to reduced lifespan.
Rather, he said, the reform is aimed at speeding up and simplifying the process so that the faithful can find justice.
Both the original Telegram app and a rebuild, called Telegram X, which the messaging company officially announced for Android yesterday — billing it as a coding experiment aimed at speeding up development of the platform — have been taken off the iOS App Store for now.
They were aimed at speeding up sales, avoiding gazumping and the wasteful duplication of surveys by potential buyers.
