"workshop aimed at" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a specific workshop that targets a specific audience or goal. For example: The workshop aimed at helping farmers reduce their carbon footprint was highly successful.
Feroz Shah Kotla, Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, +91 11 2331 9323 foxthecox This dance school offers a two-hour workshop aimed at visitors, with the emphasis on fun.
Three years ago, Nasa, with the University of Missouri, ran a workshop aimed at prioritising sex differences in human responses to challenging environments.
'Therefore, there should not be competition issues.' Last week's workshop, aimed at Asian providers, was the first practical attempt to get the Wops up and running.
After she departed Louisiana for Southern Methodist University, her parents also enrolled her in a three-year workshop aimed at deprogramming her homosexuality.
B1 SPORTSWEDNESDAY D1-7 OBITUARIES C12 ARTS E1-12 War Through Soldiers' Eyes The National Endowment for the Arts is sponsoring a workshop aimed at preserving stories from the battlegrounds of Iraq and Afghanistan.
The study started with a workshop aimed at selecting case firms that engage two large forwarders and a set of firms highly dependent on foreign trade.
The scoping workshop aims at involving stakeholders at an early stage in the QA development process.
The workshop aims at equipping the children with basic skills in photography as well as helped them to recover from the traumatic experience.
The workshop aims at putting in place a monitoring system for all flour produced in Turkmenistan, which has been fortified with iron and folic acid and for all adequately iodized salt.
The workshop aims at enhancing education specialists' capacity in strategic planning and management of education sector based on international experience, advantages, knowledge, expert evaluation, lessons learnt and evidence-based practice.
Pulley was one of the first headteachers to hold workshops aimed at bringing together both parents and children.
