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The phrase "are aimed at addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to solving a problem or meeting a need.
Example: "The new policies are aimed at addressing the issues of climate change and environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "are intended to tackle" or "are focused on resolving".
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The political focus on mass shootings sometimes even undermines policies that are aimed at addressing the big picture of violence.
The moves are aimed at addressing the problems flagged by regulators after a public uproar over foreclosure practices last fall.
The agricultural projects in Nazret, run by the World Food Program, are aimed at addressing man-made problems that strain the ability of the fields to produce.
The changes are aimed at addressing criticism that arose last year over the charity's management and the quality of its medical care.
Many of the technologies are aimed at addressing the dangers posed by the light truck class of vehicles, which includes sport utilities, pickup trucks and minivans.
The commission, which makes recommendations to the decision-making Competition Tribunal, said that it was recommending approval of the proposed deal subject to various conditions that are aimed at addressing the concerns about employment.
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The British mission is aimed at addressing those shortcomings, improving the rebels' organization, communications and logistics.
It is aimed at addressing a quirk of the current tax code that favors the very rich.
That service is aimed at addressing the needs of cable operators who have invested heavily in that business.
The renovation of its 17-year-old DNA lab is aimed at addressing a steady increase in demand for its services.
It was aimed at addressing the French government's concern that foreign Internet companies like Google pay little or no tax on their earnings in France.
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