The phrase "aim of encouraging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal of a particular action or initiative that is intended to motivate or support others.
Example: "The aim of encouraging students to participate in extracurricular activities is to foster their personal growth and development."
Alternatives: "goal of promoting" or "objective of inspiring".
India's Congress-led government refrained from accusing Pakistan, in line with its aim of encouraging talks and peaceful exchanges.
While it lauded the boycott crusade, it advised people not to complicate the government's aim of encouraging foreign investment in China.
The studio has teamed up with a specialist marketing firm with the aim of encouraging pastors to utilise Zack Snyder's comic book reboot in sermons.
"The Government's decision to allow employers to sack people at 65 completely contradicts its stated aim of encouraging longer working lives.
We are not regulating marijuana with the aim of encouraging others to follow our lead, we are doing it because this is what we need as a society.
This government has lamented a culture of worklessness that pervades council estates and has cut benefits with the aim of encouraging people into work.
Kraftwerk co-founder Ralf Hütter once published sheet music of Computer World in the Face magazine, with the aim of encouraging fans to form their own bands.
Dozens of smaller leaking sites — some focused on specific topics, like the environment, or particular regions — have sprung up in recent months with the aim of encouraging whistleblowers.
Small shops like Ms. Frank's are built on customer service, with the aim of encouraging return visits and, ultimately, building a cherished corps of regulars.
In 2002 the James Dyson Foundation was established with the aim of encouraging young people to enter engineering through the awarding of prizes and grants.
A Human Rights Watch report will on Tuesday condemn Israel's treatment towards Eritreans, in particular its use of unlawful indefinite detention policy, which is aimed at achieving Israel's aim of "encouraging the illegals to leave".
