The phrase "aim of being a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a goal or objective related to a specific role or identity.
Example: "My aim of being a successful entrepreneur drives me to work hard every day."
Alternatives: "goal of becoming a" or "objective of being a".
Too many black boys aspire to the impossible aim of being a footballer.
For the long-awaited unification gathered them suddenly in a big country committed to the noble, but scarcely stirring, aim of being a unit of the European Union.
The completion date has moved from 2016 to 2030 and city authorities have said it won't achieve the original aim of being a net zero-emissions city.
He argues that treating a bank like a shop and calling employees sales people distracts from the aim of being a client-focused adviser.
The Independent, launched nearly a quarter of a century ago with the aim of being a genuinely non-partisan national newspaper, was sold yesterday to Russian billionaire and former KGB agent Alexander Lebedev for a nominal sum of £1.
"I've worked hard at my broadcasting with the aim of being a really good sports broadcaster in my own right and not just be on screen because of a legacy as an athlete.
Billboard Andrew Hampp wrote that if "Army of Me" is Lotus answer to her 2003 song "Fighter" then "Sing for Me" has "aims of being" a new version of her 2002 song "Beautiful".
Poly(β-malic acid), PMLA, was first synthesized with the aim of being used as a macromolecular prodrug.
It appears Russia's boss sees intervention as a piece of his aim to be a global power player.
I aim to be a trailblazer of new resiliency paths to make me my best self.
All of those aim to be an option outside of whatever options larger companies might have like Alexa.
