The phrase "aim of association" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal of a group or partnership.
Example: "The aim of association between the two organizations is to promote sustainable practices in the community."
Alternatives: "goal of collaboration" or "purpose of partnership".
He said: "Removing these clauses has long been the settled aim of the association and other organisations who were deeply perturbed at their presence within the bill".
The aim of the association is to reduce the power of government by making taxes "simpler, flatter, more visible, and lower than they are today".
There was a unanimous verdict on the aim of this association: The Enhanced Recovery After Surgery Society (ERAS-UK) aims to advance research and education across all dimensions of enhanced recovery.
We focus specifically on low-frequency variation (defined here as polymorphisms with MAFs from 0.5 to 5%) because interrogating such variants is a major aim of contemporary association studies (McCarthy et al. 2008; Stranger et al. 2011).
This study incorporated a secondary aim of exploring associations between echocardiographic variables, particularly E/E', and mortality.
The large dataset enabled us to undertake statistical analysis, with the aim of identifying associations worthy of further investigation between patterns of genomic imbalance and clinicopathological parameters.
The sample size was driven by our aim of investigating associations between experience or perpetration of DVA and demographic variables or mental health problems.
Goodman et al. (2002) reviewed 22 studies published between 1974 and 1999 with the expressed aim of evaluating associations between moderate blood lead levels and neurobehavioral test scores after occupational exposure to lead.
The role of the USLBA, which calls itself the only U.S. trade association focusing solely on the United States and Libya, combines lobbying for the former outlaw state with advancing the commercial aims of the association's member groups.
The aims of this association are to promote cooperation and coordination of efforts among members and to encourage research in forensic toxicology.
