The phrase "seemed aimed at" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "The attacker's comments seemed aimed at the mayor's recent policy decisions."
That, too, seemed aimed at foreign ears.
The cabinet changes seemed aimed at cementing his own authority.
The unauthorised movements seemed aimed at intimidating the politicians.
The verbal onslaught seemed aimed at deflecting attention from those problems.
Subsequent predictions seemed aimed at keeping the disease in the headlines.
One mentioned family values, he said, and seemed aimed at someone with more conservative leanings.
It passed a media law that seemed aimed at silencing critics.
New rules posted in the park on Saturday seemed aimed at the protesters.
Mr. Kerry's sonorous pronouncements seemed aimed at projecting calm and reason.
The comment also seemed aimed at concerns that President-elect Bush could reduce American involvement abroad.
The trips seemed aimed at young women, a seemingly natural fit for Clinton's message.
