The phrase "aimed at the reduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to decreasing something, such as costs, emissions, or risks.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at the reduction of carbon emissions in the city."
Alternatives: "targeting the decrease" or "focused on minimizing".
This would eliminate a powerful greenhouse gas, and it might also provide momentum toward a broader global agreement aimed at the reduction of other greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide.
As known, one of the primary sustainability challenges consists in the transition of energy to sustainable energy supply systems aimed at the reduction of carbon dioxide emissions.
There is also increasing pressure from governments worldwide aimed at the reduction of carbon footprints, which have a significant impact on climate change [11].
Therefore, we see no scientific basis to reconsider the public health policy to stimulate the intake of polyunsaturated fatty acids aimed at the reduction of coronary heart diseases.
An initial "standard" commercial configuration is gradually improved by introducing design changes aimed at the reduction of the thermodynamic losses due to heat transfer and fluid friction.
Process intensification emerges as an important tool in the synthesis of multicomponent distillation configurations aimed at the reduction of the energy use and capital costs.
The second objective function aims at the reduction of the 'bullwhip' effect.
Speech enhancement aims at the reduction of corrupting noise in speech signals while keeping the introduced speech distortion at the minimum possible level.
This will deliver starting points for the optimisation of the envisaged seat aiming at the reduction of adverse impacts on the environment and human health.
European Union energy and climate protection policies aim at the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions of 20% until 2020 [1] and 80% 95% until 2050 [2].
Finally, we propose improvement actions aiming at the reduction of the calculated uncertainty and the adequacy of the Measurement System for the desired application.
