The phrase "aim of corroborating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective of confirming or supporting a statement or finding with evidence.
Example: "The aim of corroborating the witness's testimony was to strengthen the case against the defendant."
Alternatives: "goal of confirming" or "objective of supporting".
With the aim to corroborate the homogeneity of the modules obtained by the hierarchical clustering method, we performed three extra clustering algorithms: the Girvan-Newman algorithm [ 2], the Rosvall-Bergstrom algorithm [ 13] and the Natural decomposition approach [ 14].
There was no shortage of corroborating evidence for that view.
Understandably, the Dodo Bird Verdict has ruffled many feathers within the profession, and provoked a slew of studies aiming to corroborate or disprove the idea.
Three pivotal phase III trials in a total of 2,500 patients were recently completed, aiming to corroborate the renoprotective effects of rolofylline in patients with cardiorenal syndrome, and to establish drug safety.
As their population was heterogeneous in tumor stage (I to III) and was not treated with combined modality therapy, we aimed to corroborate the mutation frequencies of KRAS, BRAF and PIK3CA in rectal cancer and to establish whether such mutations may be used as prognostic and/or predictive factors in multimodal treated rectal cancer patients.
Prompted by this, we aimed to corroborate our findings in a defined set of archived paraffin-embedded tissue from a cohort of 106 HNSCC patients.
We first aimed to corroborate in the Spanish population the published increased risk to autoimmune diabetes of the AH 18.2, as compared to other DR3-positive haplotypes [ 6].
Only a single study had investigated the correlation of hypochondriacal attitudes with the warm glow effect so far and the present study aimed to corroborate this association.
