The phrase "aimed to impede" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal to obstruct or hinder something.
Example: "The new regulations were aimed to impede the progress of the project."
Alternatives: "intended to obstruct" or "designed to hinder".
However, measures that aim to impede more harmful attacks will, ceteris paribus, also be more effective than measures that aim at impeding less harmful attacks.
The party aims to impede the access of Romanians and Bulgarians into the German welfare system.
Transcription of endogenous IL-1Ra would normally occur temporally delayed from the synthesis of IL-1, thus following pharmacological intervention we aimed to block the receptor a priori impeding binding and limiting the damage mediated by the effector molecule.
This study aimed to investigate Scottish health service infrastructure and policies that promote or impede the implementation of cCBT in the NHS.
We aimed to identify disease and non-disease related factors which facilitate or impede the diagnosis of paediatric cancer, by exploring the period leading to the diagnosis of leukaemia through narrative interviews with parents and GPs of newly diagnosed children.
This study aimed to assess if patient-centered barriers have a role in impeding serologic screening for celiac disease in individuals from populations that are clinically at an increased risk for celiac disease.
The aim is to impede the spread of an infection through blood flow by blocking small veins with clots.
This research aimed to explore nurses' perceptions and experiences of productivity and human resource factors improving or impeding it.
Therefore, we aimed to evaluate the burden of psychological trauma experienced by patients in the intensive care unit (ICU) as perceived by clinicians to assess factors that can impede its recognition and treatment in the ICU.
