The phrase "aimed at underlining the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose of a statement, action, or piece of writing that seeks to emphasize or highlight a particular point or idea.
Example: "The report is aimed at underlining the importance of sustainable practices in our industry."
Alternatives: "intended to emphasize the" or "designed to highlight the".
The already convoluted and fraught internal politics of the Syrian opposition is likely to take another dramatic turn in the next few days, when Manaf Tlass, a prominent Republican Guard general who defected to Paris earlier this month, is expected to a deliver a speech aimed at underlining his claims to a post-Assad leadership position.
This review is aimed to underline the new molecular targets in bone metastases management other than bisphosphonates.
The Hawaii law passed with a few exemptions aimed at appeasing the religious community, underlining that pastors and priests will have no obligation to preside over gay marriages in Hawaii if doing so would conflict with their faiths.
The video ends with the strapline "Sound mind, sound body", aiming to underline the therapeutic benefits of sport.
This section aims to underline the impacts of hydrometeorological hazard in Sub-Saharan Africa and, more precisely, in the GHA.
It is important to underline that DP are indeed aimed at increasing the (average) level of income, not just at reducing its variability.
These findings support the development of strategies aimed at mimicking the conditioning lesion effect to treat ALS as well as underlined the importance of considering the heterogeneity of motoneuron sub-types when evaluating prospective ALS therapeutics.
Newsletter: The strength of Northern Ireland's social enterprise sector has been underlined by wins for two local business in a national awards programme aimed at highlighting the achievements of organisations across the UK.
The attack underlined the challenges Hamilton faces in trying to counter the ongoing dissident republican terror campaign aimed at destabilising the power-sharing settlement in Northern Ireland.
"Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin underlined in particular that the steps taken by Crimea's legitimate authorities are based on international law and aimed at guaranteeing the legitimate interests of the peninsula's population," said the Kremlin in a statement about the call.
