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The phrase "can be aimed at" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to indicate a target or focus of an action or intention. Example: "The new marketing campaign can be aimed at younger audiences to increase brand awareness."
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Ads can be aimed at customers based on demographics, keywords or interests.
Interventions can be aimed at relieving fatigue, both behaviorally and pharmacologically.
Rail shooters often use a light gun, which is a plastic gun that can be aimed at your television.
For marketers, a wireless pitch is unlike any other because it can be aimed at certain people and particular locations.
Smaller radiotelescopes are supported by movable mounts that can be aimed at any part of the sky.
When controlled and directed by a single leader, it can be aimed at whomever the leader chooses.
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While television cartoons can be aimed either at kids or at grown-ups (think David the Gnome versus Stripperella), animated movies are nearly always marketed to children.
At present, in order to prevent such diseases, screening can be aimed only at early detection and at treatment of general risk factors for CVD.
Thus, with our relation between the change in ventilation frequency and the change in PCO2 at hand, an optimal PCO2 level can be aimed for at bedside in the shortest time span possible.
Electronic marketing can be aimed only at consumers who have given prior consent.
The flash can be aimed directly at the subject, or bounced using a reflector or off the ceiling.
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