The phrase "aim of delivering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal of providing something, such as a service or product.
Example: "The aim of delivering high-quality education is essential for student success."
Alternatives: "goal of providing" or "objective of delivering".
I am confident that we will achieve our aim of delivering £1.5bn savings.
Meanwhile planning for the mission continues, with the aim of delivering symbolic, as well as strategic, blows to Isis.
"They will develop their own distinct strategies, focused on customer need and our strongest brands, with the aim of delivering better services and sustainable top-line growth".
"In recent days the broadcasters have had detailed discussions with a number of the parties with the aim of delivering impartial debates and other programmes in the runup to the general election.
"Today we are announcing a radical but realistic set of measures with the aim of delivering significant improvements to profits and operating margins and positioning GCap Media for long-term sustainable growth," said Hazlitt.
Well, it appears (in line with screenwriter David S Goyer's aim of delivering a "naturalistic" Superman) this new man of steel doesn't just turn up fully formed and start rescuing people.
China's answer to Second Life, HiPiHi, announced at the State of Play V conference in Singapore Monday its intentions to work towards standardized 3D worlds, with an aim of eventually delivering interoperability between various platforms.
This passion is shared by the people around me, as we all operate with a single-minded aim of collectively delivering a better financial future for our investors and customers.
In this Letter, we report the coupling of the melamine moiety to 2-hydroxy APA, a potent ornithine decarboxylase inhibitor, with the aim of selectively delivering this compound to the parasite.
In the past few years, we and others have developed a chronomodulated infusion schedule of CPT-11 plus 5-FU/ FA and L-OHP (chrono-IFLO) with the aim of optimise delivering of all active drugs together based on circadian tolerability (Granda et al, 2002; Garufi et al, 2003; Gholam et al, 2006; Garufi et al, 2007; Bouchahda et al, 2009).
This consortium was initiated by Accelrys in 2004 with the aim to deliver state-of-the-art nanotechnology software tools.
