The phrase "aim of eating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal behind the act of eating, such as nutrition, enjoyment, or social interaction.
Example: "The aim of eating is not only to satisfy hunger but also to enjoy the flavors and textures of food."
Alternatives: "purpose of eating" or "goal of eating".
It is, as one surgeon puts it, "a mutilating operation" in which a person's innards are rearranged with the aim of reducing eating.
Bryant et al. also indicated in a review that disinhibition in eating behavior can be successfully diminished through application of behavioral therapy aimed at self-regulation of eating behavior [ 27].
The results of this study provide new information on the nature of the mediating effect of weight control concerns and behaviors on the relationship between BMI and eating disorder symptoms and support the inclusion of weight control concerns and behaviors as variables in models aimed at explaining risks of eating disorder symptoms.
Three decades ago Bonato et al. already suggested that interventions for obese children should aim at improving self-regulation of eating [ 29].
This study aimed to investigate the effect of eating breakfast versus morning fasting on measures predominantly of metabolism in lean and overweight participants who habitually eat or skip breakfast.
The deal will see SingTel license Nara's "Pandora for restaurants" algorithm, which is aimed at creating personalized lists of eating places for users.
Earlier this year, France introduced another rule aimed at tackling the issue of eating disorders and to protect the health of models in the fashion industry.
Aims To investigate the prevalence of eating disorder behaviours and cognitions and associated childhood psychological, physical and parental risk factors among a cohort of 14-year-old children.
There is, therefore, a strong need to implement prevention programs aimed at reducing the incidence of eating disorders at this critical age.
We aimed to specify the impact of eating disorders on mothers' adaptation and sensitivity to their offspring during feeding, by comparing a population of mothers with eating disorders and controls.
