The phrase "achieving the same aim" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives that are intended to be met in a similar manner or with the same outcome.
Example: "Both teams are working hard, and their strategies are focused on achieving the same aim of increasing sales."
Alternatives: "reaching the same goal" or "attaining the same objective."
If people can suggest other means of achieving the same aim, he would look at it.
Another way of achieving the same aim would be to try to limit the number of expats.
It has some potential for mitigating carbon emissions in the summer, especially with the use of smart grids, but it seems to me that for a long time to come there are likely to be cheaper and simpler means of achieving the same aim.
This enthusiasm is legitimated by political pressures that are exerted as well as by the actions of groupings of different categories of actors aimed at to achieving the same aim.
Everybody is working together to achieve the same aim.
Such products would achieve the same aim as the deal worked out by Professor Geanakoplos.
It is a shame that Michael Lewis's Moneyball wasn't published in the UK last year as it achieved the same aim.
This was revolutionary for the time, and technically so challenging that designers have striven to achieve the same aim ever since.
President Obama decided that the only way to bring the US in line was to have the Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, draft and then impose mandatory emissions cuts after the failure of his earlier attempt to persuade Congress to pass a sweeping cap-and-trade law that would have sought to achieve the same aim by encouraging states to cut emissions by buying and selling pollution credits.
will also be proposing amendments to bills already before the House and Senate to achieve the same aim.
Delitto perfetto, MIRAGE, and gsSSG mutagenesis achieve the same aim: efficiently targeting mutations to the yeast genome, but each method has different advantages.
