The phrase "aim of development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the goals or objectives associated with a process of development, whether in a personal, social, or economic context.
Example: "The aim of development is to improve the quality of life for all citizens through sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "goal of development" or "objective of development".
With the aim of development of novel derivatives with enhanced potency, a series of diversified UA amphiphiles have been designed, synthesized, and pharmacologically evaluated.
To the aim of development of a spatially resolved x-ray imaging system intended for Inertial Confinement Fusion (ICF) experiments at the Laser Méga Joule (LMJ) facility, new plastic scintillators have been designed.
Ladies and gentlemen, if we agree with Amartya Sen that development is freedom, then the pursuit of human rights is the real aim of development -- and it all starts with the realisation of children's rights.
The findings that both compounds reduced cell death of CCK- and TLC-S-treated cells but did not abolish a physiological response (amylase secretion) strengthen the case for further in vivo testing of these compounds with the aim of development of a treatment.
In brief, the aims of development now include better government or, in the jargon, "getting to Denmark".
If further work by researchers supports the ideas of Mr Eppig and his colleagues, they will have done the world a good turn by providing policymakers with yet another reason why the elimination of disease should be one of the main aims of development, rather than a desirable afterthought.
Biodiversity offsets have, therefore, increasingly been promoted as a mechanism to help achieve both the aims of development and biodiversity conservation.
The overall aim of biomarker development and utilization is to accelerate the clinical development and adoption of new anti-cancer therapies.
It will set up a statutory register, with the aim of getting development plans in place on 90% of suitable brownfield land by 2020.
Harper is accused of pushing through a slew of policies weakening or abolishing environmental protections – with an aim of expanding development of natural resources such as the Alberta tar sands.
As Rousseff put it via e-mail, in response to a set of questions I posed through her staff, "The main aim of economic development must always be the improvement of living conditions.
