The phrase "aim of bridging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal of connecting two different ideas, groups, or concepts.
Example: "The aim of bridging cultural differences is essential for fostering understanding in a diverse society."
Alternatives: "goal of connecting" or "objective of linking".
One system that is developed with the aim of bridging this gap is the Advanced Composite Construction System (ACCS).
Could a similar setup work in the UK? Nesta, an innovation foundation and registered charity, is running a pilot project for the idea, with the aim of bridging the gap between schools and the world of tech.
The result, not unexpectedly, is not so much reconciliation as even more recrimination.National reconciliation has the laudable aim of bridging the chasm that opened up in Thai society after the coup.
Here, however, 'translation' involves the aim of bridging epistemologically distinct areas involving different kinds of training and competence.
The mandate of Pan-InfORM is to develop knowledge translation methodologies with the aim of bridging the gaps between theory, policy, and practice [ 1].
The Pleasure Project argues for greater focus on effective sexual health interventions that incorporate pleasure as a key component, with the continuing aim of bridging the sexual health pleasure divide.
It is part of the council's plan to reduce the number of libraries in the county from 27 to 12 as part of its aim to bridge a funding gap of £70m over the next four years.
The narrative should aim to bridge the best of the past with the best of the future, setting an aspirational, yet authentic tone that people find accessible, purposeful and can believe in.
Another will be delivering on an aim to bridge the gulfs of class and race that divide the city, shutting too many residents out of the city's prosperity.
Here concerns linger over the adverse effects that any such fault line within the constitution of smart cities, their regional innovation systems, transnational manifestation and global extension have on communities already caught in the digital divide and which their reconstruction as the urban neighbourhoods of city districts aim to bridge.
Organizers of the Food Sovereignty Prize aim to bridge this gap by honoring grassroots social movements in their own ceremony that will take place on Tuesday in New York City.
