The phrase "aiming ill" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has malicious or harmful intentions.
Example: "His actions were clearly aimed at aiming ill towards his competitors, undermining their efforts at every turn."
Alternatives: "having bad intentions" or "seeking to harm".
He squirmed away at every opportunity; sometimes he pointed directly at Yao Ming and announced, with an air of sudden revelation, "Yao Ming!" For half an hour, the adults in the studio — cameramen, assistants, tech guys — had been silently aiming ill wishes his way, and maybe that was why, on the fourth take, Yao stumbled and accidentally rammed Little Fatty's nose against the rim.
The CCM has been promoted as a template of care for the chronically ill, aiming to substantially improve QoL [ 18, 19].
Toni Kroos aimed an ill-advised header back toward his goal that was collected by Argentina's Gonzalo Higuain.
The optimisation of ventilatory support is a crucial issue for the management of respiratory failure in critically ill patients, aiming at improving gas exchange while preventing ventilator-induced dysfunction of the respiratory system.
Based on the observations of Robinson and colleagues and others, a randomized controlled trial with conventional versus higher doses of thrombosis prophylaxis in critically ill patients aiming at the reduction of the incidence of VTE and other clinically relevant outcomes is justified.
Ministers have promised to overhaul the despised work capability assessment (WCA) used to diagnose whether someone is fit for work, as part of a range of new proposals aimed at helping ill and disabled people find employment.
The UK was one of the early proponents of the CAT, which aimed to prevent ill treatment of those in detention, and the government states torture prevention as a foreign policy priority.
Thus it is doubly important to fight stigma, both self-stigma and stigma aimed at mentally ill.
Detecting cancer in primary care is two sided: aimed at expediting ill patients while preventing healthy people from going to hospital.
GeoSentinel is a global network aimed at surveying ill international travelers and was established in 1995 through the International Society of Travel Medicine and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
We included studies of programs aiming at preventing externalizing mental ill-health in children aged 2 19 years, i.e. from the early preschool years through adolescence.
