The phrase "aim of building a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal related to the construction or creation of something.
Example: "The aim of building a sustainable community is to promote environmental awareness and social responsibility."
Alternatives: "goal of constructing a" or "objective of creating a".
He said teaming up with Beam Suntory would help the company achieve its aim of building a lasting brand.
"We are all working in harmony with the aim of building a secure and stable Iraq," he said.
For the West Pier Trust, it offered rental income, which they could use to explore their revised aim of building a replacement pier.
Sir Christopher Gent, Vodafone's chief executive, spent billions to acquire companies around the world, with the aim of building a global network.
Such companies start with a vision that reaches beyond the current market offerings with the aim of building a world-leading venture.
BAe said the merger was "totally compatible" with its aim of building a pan-European alliance, but the Germans and French called it obstructive.
It grouped five South-East Asian countries (and two Chinese provinces) with the aim of building a transport and energy infrastructure shared by all.
We focus on composites of magnesium-alloy (AZ91) matrix reinforced with SiC particles, with the aim of building a micro macro model for their solidification.
Then, different UserAgents negotiate with the aim of building a group profile that satisfies their particular minimum requirements, while preserving some privacy.
Such a field, which started in the 1980s, is at the crossroads of quantum mechanics, discrete mathematics and informatics with the aim of building a quantum computer.
A committee appointed by Abu Dhabi's government will administer acquisitions and commissions with the aim of building a collection of modern and contemporary art for the museum, officials said.
