'process aimed at' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a process that has a specific goal or outcome in mind. For example: "The company has developed a new process aimed at improving customer satisfaction."
Bubic adopts a three-phase process aimed at keeping drug users clean.
Any bureaucrat can come up with a system or process aimed at improving the mechanisms of social care delivery.
This process, aimed at liberating pockets of gas found in rock formations, can result in small "micro earthquakes".
It is an independent legal process aimed at uncovering the truth regarding grave crimes allegedly perpetrated during the 2008 conflict.
He began a process aimed at allowing, or perhaps even requiring, American companies to also use the international rules.
In March, in India's Outlook magazine, Rajinder Puri analysed the peace process aimed at ending the Maoist rebellion in Nepal.
There are 64 First Nations in the midst of a treaty process aimed at extinguishing all present and future Native claims to land.
A preliminary examination is not an investigation but a process aimed at determining whether reasonable basis exist to open an investigation.
A well-established credit transfer system also exists in Europe as part of the Bologna process, aimed at promoting mobility for students between European institutions.
The European Commission will act as arbitrator between the Parliament and the Council of Ministers in a conciliation process aimed at reaching a compromise.
Mexico rebuffed an attempt by the United States today to start a World Trade Organization dispute process aimed at opening access to Mexico's $12 billion telecommunications market.
