The phrase "aim of clarification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective of providing clarity on a particular topic or issue.
Example: "The aim of clarification in this discussion is to ensure that all participants understand the key concepts being addressed."
Alternatives: "purpose of clarification" or "objective of clarification".
Fatigue life and cyclic response under strain-controlled experiments are investigated aiming at clarification of mechanisms of plastic deformation and fracture in the precipitation hardened ECAP materials.
The mechanical behavior of differently processed specimens is assessed in both monotonic and cyclic tests aimed at clarification of the role played by different structural factors in the resultant mechanical properties.
Author response The paragraph mentioning the "correlation network" and the "possible involvement of nuclear factors" had no other intention than to explore further possibilities for research aimed at clarification of the new phenomenon.
Somewhat parenthetically, I find it strange that the alignments of this paper, aimed primarily at clarification of the relationship between archaea and bacteria, include only bacterial and in some cases eukaryotic proteins.
The Brazilian authorities have said that the military campaign is building up to what it calls a "Day of Clarification" on February 13, aimed at raising awareness.
The main aim of this study is a clarification of the switching parameters to differentiate the three types of reset-switching transition in terms of a fabricated Ni/Si3N4/p + -Si-based RRAM device.
For clarification, the aim of our study was not to achieve the highest oil content possible but instead to map the transcriptional changes induced by WRI1 alone in leaf tissue.
The aim of the present work is a clarification of the nomenclature of molluscan p53 family sequences, an essential prerequisite for reliable interpretation of gene expression and protein function studies.
He sees foresight as a behavior that is limited by cognitive variables with the aim of pointing out possible futures and clarification of emerging situations; this is underlined by the following statement: "There is no need to know the future, but to be prepared for the future" [39].
Each interview started with clarification of the aim of the interview and the interviewee's right to terminate the interview whenever he/she wanted.
