The phrase "aim of attracting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a goal or objective related to drawing in attention or interest from a specific audience.
Example: "The aim of attracting new customers is essential for the growth of our business."
Alternatives: "goal of drawing in" or "objective of enticing".
The Australians introduced theirs in 1979 with the aim of attracting skilled migrants from anywhere on the planet.
"The tribunal is satisfied that the respondent had the legitimate aim of attracting a wider audience to horse racing".
The aim of attracting investment (or threat of its departure) thus frames different policies and regulations, including social ones.
In Spain, a consortium of seven regional newspapers is preparing to create a free sheet, Página Cero, or Page Zero, with the aim of attracting 800,000 readers.
Turkish authorities have sunk an A300 Airbus jet off the Aegean coast with the aim of attracting more diving tourists to the region.
The NHS in England even designed its national IT procurements with the explicit aim of attracting large companies rather than the derided "cottage industry" of homegrown specialist suppliers.
I didn't sit down and say, "I'm going to build an organization with this kind of culture aimed at attracting that kind of customer". I knew what kind of culture I enjoyed working in; I strongly suspected that there were people who would respond to a company marketing romance and individuality.
The trustees issue new statutes in anticipation of the establishment of the "University of the City of New York" (later NYU), which aimed at attracting sons of the city's commercial middle class.
Beyond the art, the Japan Society has introduced an impressive array of programming aimed at attracting the contemporary fans of cat cafes and Lil Bub videos.
Analysts welcomed the move, which is one of a series of measures aimed at attracting foreign investment to Italy.
It is aimed at attracting supporters of the Progressive Conservatives and thus ending the division of the right-wing vote that has helped the ruling Liberal Party.See article: A new alliance for Canada's rightHaider stirs the potAustria's far-right Freedom Party looked set to join a coalition government, to be led by Wolfgang Schüssel of the mainstream conservatives.
