"aim of being" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to express a goal or objective, for example: "My aim of being an engineer is to create innovative solutions for the environment."
And they help her achieve her aim of being taken out of school.
Too many black boys aspire to the impossible aim of being a footballer.
The ModernHippieShop has recipes and cleaning products with the aim of being plastic-free.
Nonetheless, it does triumphantly achieve its main aim of being enormously good-natured fun.
An impressive result, and achieving their aim of being there to take advantage when the manufacturers encounter problems.
This is toward the aim of being able to create BIBFRAME descriptions directly, without having to create MARC records first.
Poly(β-malic acid), PMLA, was first synthesized with the aim of being used as a macromolecular prodrug.
But San Francisco was designed with the aim of being clear and readable on any screen type or size.
As a result, adaptive courses are obtained, created with the aim of being personalised before shown to the student.
"Both grants were used with the very definite aim of being able to grow membership enough to enable the farm to become financially self sufficient," explains Joanne.
The integration of live video into Twitter helps the company further its aim of being the place of the moment, where events happen in real-time.
