The phrase "aim of collecting data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective behind gathering information or statistics for analysis or research.
Example: "The aim of collecting data in this study is to understand consumer behavior and preferences."
Alternatives: "goal of data collection" or "objective of gathering data".
The study of the basement of the Blickling Hall by Baker et al. [22] with the aim of collecting data to validate a hygrothermal model also confirmed that drying does not take place where the wall surface is in contact with ground moisture.
It is a multicenter study carried out in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO), coordinated by the Universities of Turin, Siena, and Padua, with the aim of collecting data on health-related behaviors in adolescents aged 11, 13, and 15 years.
The Stockholm Public Health Cohort is a recently established prospective study, set within the framework of the Stockholm County Council Public Health Surveys with the aim of collecting data for regional public and occupational health surveillance in the general population [ 12].
We designed a short self completion questionnaire with the aim of collecting data from naturopaths describing their practice behaviors, education and training, information gathered during a consultation with a client, experience with accessing information and knowledge about complementary and alternative therapies and socio demographic characteristics.
2, 3 Thus, in addition to monitoring and improving the cardiac intervention quality in Western Denmark, the aim of collecting data to the WDHR is to allow for clinical and health-service research on the use of and outcomes from these procedures.
What is the aim of collecting data on energy infrastructures?
The systems of monitoring and intelligent support aim to collect data, convert these into information to create the knowledge required for simulation and prediction of systems behavior, correlate them, visualize them, and use them for forecasting, planning and scheduling, maintenance management, optimal operation and design/redesign of process changes.
The interview guide consisted of questions aiming to collect data which explored the challenges experienced by stroke patients while in the home or community setting.
