The phrase "aim of avoiding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a goal or intention to prevent something from happening.
Example: "The aim of avoiding unnecessary expenses is crucial for maintaining a healthy budget."
Alternatives: "goal of preventing" or "objective of evading".
But they are also willing to dilute the product to achieve the aim of avoiding extinction.
After all, Mr. Bousa said, they manage the fund defensively, with an aim of avoiding down years.
The human rights organisation Reprieve said: "This report is clear – excessive secrecy has undermined the government's stated aim of avoiding British involvement in human rights abuses.
He discusses evidence, reference, meaning, intension and truth, with the aim of avoiding common intellectual confusion over efforts to forge links between observation, theory and the world.
Step geometry designed with the aim of avoiding composite damage in CFRPs drilling, is compared to conventional twist configuration.
But the aim of "avoiding the worst possible misery for everyone" is not definitionally integral to morality; it is one possible definition of the good that morality pursues.
A novel seismic isolator is presented to detach the structural behavior from the infill effect during earth movements, with the aim of avoiding strong interactions.
However, the then treasury secretary, Stephen Timms, told parliament that the strategy was a "highly abusive, completely contrived arrangement" that "was set up with the sole aim of avoiding paying the tax due to the Exchequer".
Fast read out electronics is therefore necessary with the aim of avoiding losses in image contrast in presence of high counting rates.
These parameters are used to estimate safe following distances which are computed with the aim of avoiding collisions in the event of sudden braking.
A new fixed-angle volar plate for a dorsally displaced distal radius fracture was designed with the aim of avoiding soft tissue problems due to dorsal plating.
