The phrase "education aimed" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The government proposed a new education aimed at creating a more equitable public school system".
The summit, organised by the Education Foundation and the Department for Education, aimed to put efforts to improve education systems into an international context.
Health educators, however, should be cognisant that health education aimed at reducing exposure to lead in household dust and residential yards by itself has been insufficient to reduce children's BLLs to 5 μg /dL or lower to date.
As a result there are a number of innovations being developed and implemented into the process of education aimed at optimizing the quality of the entire educational system.
Twelve months ago, North Yorkshire councillors called for another review of home education aimed specifically at increasing powers to monitor and evaluate home educating families due to difficulties in engaging families.
He also called for a campaign of "socialist education," aimed primarily at reviving the demoralized party apparatus in the countryside.
So the idea of a liberal arts education aimed at developing critical thinking skills is often new to the students.
Fogel thus calls for a revolutionary expansion in mentoring and similar forms of extended education, aimed at disadvantaged kids, single mothers and the elderly.
But they do need professional support and education, aimed at reducing their level of stress and increasing their use of alternatives to corporal punishment.
Apple, Verizon, AT&T and other companies caution about the risks of distracted driving — and they acknowledge that laws and public education aimed at curbing the behavior are not working.
Like their Roman Catholic counterparts, the Nativity prep schools, they take bright urban children of color and give them a high-quality education aimed at landing them at a top private high school.
