The phrase "aim of deflecting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a goal or intention to redirect attention or avoid a particular issue.
Example: "The aim of deflecting criticism was evident in his response during the meeting."
Alternatives: "goal of diverting" or "objective of redirecting".
Extra point Tebow has mastered the language of deflecting credit.
Was Putin's speech a way of deflecting criticism?
His critics said he was aiming to deflect criticism of his appointment, and distract antigovernment protesters, though if that was his motivation it failed.
China's surprising decision to offer renewed talks seemed aimed at deflecting foreign criticism of its handling of Tibet ahead of the Beijing Olympics in August.
Keeping the White House at arm's length, Pruitt has rehearsed answers aimed at deflecting some of the most serious ethical allegations to surface over the past few months.
Indeed, his selection appeared aimed at deflecting accusations of bias against the Police Department by the monitor, whose difficult task involves ensuring that stops would be conducted by officers in line with Monday's decision in the case of Floyd v. the City of New York.
The announcement of the 62-page action plan appeared aimed at deflecting criticism ahead of the G8 plus six summit in Germany this week and a series of key international meetings on the environment.
This process has been aimed at deflecting the path of revolution and the Egyptian people's demands for "bread, freedom and social justice".
In fact, a letter possibly aimed at deflecting pressure ahead of the Geneva talks, but possibly also written in the knowledge that the secret nuclear game at Qom might soon be up, had made cryptic reference to a pilot plant, but with no details of where.
On Tuesday, the government released 140 prisoners in one of several conciliatory gestures aimed at deflecting further criticism.
