The phrase "aim of committing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intention or purpose behind an action, particularly in contexts related to crime or wrongdoing.
Example: "The aim of committing such an act is often rooted in desperation or a desire for attention."
Alternatives: "intention to commit" or "purpose of committing".
He found her guilty of "gathering and conspiring with the aim of committing crimes against national security," sentencing her to five years in prison.
El Pais commented: "The avant garde forms of the moment - surrealism and geometric abstraction - were thus used for the aim of committing psychological torture.
Attorney-General Salem Saeed Kubaish said he had ordered the arrest and investigation of a "group of people for establishing and managing an organisation with the aim of committing crimes against state security".
Similarly, the United Nation's 2000 Convention Against Transnational Organized Crime defined an organized criminal group as a "structured group of three or more persons, existing for a period of and acting in concert with the aim of committing one or more serious crimes…in order to obtain, directly or indirectly, an economic or other material benefit" (UNICRI, 2008b, UNICRI, 2008a).
This study aimed to investigate the mechanisms of committing errors in the case identification step in the existing routine health information system (RHIS) by measuring the level and disparity of health workers' understanding of health program indicators used in the Field Health Services Information System (1996 version) in the Philippines, and characterizing those indicators accordingly.
Since the United States enacted its new, tough law aimed at immigrants with a history of committing atrocities, some have questioned it, wondering whether the United States should be sending anyone, however loathsome, to places where their own rights might in turn be violated.
The reform aims at introducing such programmes that will help children facing the risk of committing a crime to avoid such risk.
In addition, we aim to appraise the quality of the studies, use of definitions of suicide, and summarize the reporting on means of committing suicide.
"The accused was aware of the group's aim to commit terrorist acts and supported it logistically".
The warrant stated, "The accused was aware of the group's aim to commit terrorist acts and supported it logistically," referring to Al Qaeda and the Hamburg cell.
The aim of the study was to shed light on the meaning of newly educated physicians' lived experiences in treating patients at risk of committing suicide.
