The phrase "aimed to slash" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an intention or goal to significantly reduce something, such as costs, prices, or numbers.
Example: "The new policy was aimed to slash operational costs by 20% over the next year."
Alternatives: "intended to reduce" or "designed to cut down".
Mr Obama has already promised to freeze discretionary spending, and in their "Pledge to America" congressional Republicans aimed to slash it by $100 billion.
It didn't this year since Simpson and his colleagues aimed to slash those listings entirely.
Last year's budget - which aimed to slash education funding, increase health care costs and strip benefits from young, unemployed Australians - was rejected by the public.
The new owner, Kompan, a Danish conglomerate, aimed to slash costs by shipping design work to Denmark and manufacturing to China, Mexico and Canada.
Neither voted to cut the costs of Big Agriculture subsidies but they both voted for the first version of the farm bill proposed in the House, which aimed to slash $20 billion from the SNAP program.
Our local council aims to slash that number to 15 and shorten opening hours as well.
The families are aiming to slash the amount of food they throw away by a quarter and cut their grocery bills by 15%.
The 2011 budget, unveiled on September 24th, aims to slash spending by 3%, on top of this year's cuts, partly by freezing civil-service pay and some pensions.
The rise of the private space industry, which aims to slash the cost of getting into orbit, brings hope that the sort of orbital infrastructure which would be needed to build a starship might one day be developed.
National guidelines aim to slash the risk of harm to just 1%, and the stark warning was targeted at those who were drinking so much they were endangering themselves, Davies said.
Although the Government has backed down on plans to deny defendants the right to choose their own solicitor in criminal cases, it still aims to slash £220m a year from the legal aid budget.
