The phrase "aim of competing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal behind engaging in competition, whether in sports, business, or other contexts.
Example: "The aim of competing in this tournament is to improve our skills and gain valuable experience."
Alternatives: "goal of competing" or "objective of competing".
Pendleton, 36, took part in the "Switching Saddles" challenge last jumps season, learning to ride over fences with the ultimate aim of competing at the Cheltenham Festival.
At that point, her aim of competing at the Festival, which had always seemed ambitious, appeared frankly inappropriate and many an insider felt strongly that she should consider no such thing.
Paralympic star Jason Smyth will continue to be based in Florida as he maintains his aim of competing in the Olympic arena in 2016.
Evans believes it will be easier to cope since his brother is now embarking on an athletics career with the aim of competing at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
In 1999, he was headhunted and received two offers: the first from a national research company in the US, and the other from the Starlab research laboratory in Brussels, which was created with the aim of competing with the Media Lab at Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT).
The speculations were substantiated when Thorpe spoke at a February 2011 press conference of his return to swimming after four years away, with the aim of competing in the 2012 London Olympic Games.
Broadcasters aim to convey the arguments of competing parties, but the overwhelming focus on politicians either challenging an opponent or attacking their character has left little airtime for other actors.
Instead of competing, we aim to cooperate with other existing softwares, by providing compatible input and output and focusing on what is missing in other applications.
A recent review showed that supervised benzodiazepine withdrawal augmented by psychotherapy should be considered in older people a resource-intensive therapy that stands in conflict with the situation of competing PCCs aiming to provide care for as many patients as possible [ 41].
For cost-effectiveness evaluations of competing interventions that aim to improve survival, differences in expected survival between the competing interventions are of interest.
The Government's aim is to create a vibrant market of competing providers of such services (from both for-profit and not-for-profit sectors).
