The phrase "aiming in particular" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a particular focus or target within a broader context.
Example: "The research is aiming in particular at understanding the effects of climate change on coastal ecosystems."
Alternatives: "specifically targeting" or "focusing particularly on".
The army appeared to have been aiming in particular to kill Jamal Mansour, who had been arrested many times by Israel and the Palestinian Authority and who was said by the Israelis to have been behind major terrorist bombings.
Rarely have so many citizens and analysts piled on in one great outpouring of disapproval and even disgust -- aiming in particular, at how few facts and how much gossip have made their way into supposed news reporting.
In 1846 middle-class anticlericals laid the foundation for a national liberal party independent of the Unionist movement, aiming in particular at the curtailment of the church's growing social position.
"It tells you what they're really up to when they have to close this election with the agenda of Ken Starr," said Mr. Gephardt at the Democrats' satellite news conference, aiming in particular at Mr. Starr, the independent counsel, who has recommended impeachment of the President.
Sixty-three judges in 28 states are standing for reelection next year, and the chamber hopes to throw at least 10 of them out of office, aiming in particular at antibusiness courts in West Virginia, Texas, Mississippi and Ohio.
The move was aimed in particular at oligarchs buying up properties in London and leaving them unoccupied.
The new rules were aimed in particular at problems caused by agricultural runoff, which have often escaped existing pollution controls.
The appeal, in a speech to leaders of the six-nation Shanghai Cooperation Organization, seemed aimed in particular at China and Russia.
Mr. Clinton's call for more spending may have been aimed in particular at voters in California, Washington and Oregon, which are seen as important to Mr. Gore's presidential campaign.
"Too many people do not face up to the hard facts, as they perceive them to be an attack aimed, in particular, at the poorer members of society.
His wide-rangingly cynical satire was aimed in particular at the pompous bourgeoisie, its assumptions of earned authority and hypocrisy of public honors.
