The phrase "aim of experiencing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal of undergoing a particular experience or activity.
Example: "The aim of experiencing different cultures is to broaden one's perspective and understanding of the world."
Alternatives: "goal of experiencing" or "purpose of experiencing".
Developed and validated by Lipp and Lucarelli (1998), this instrument aims to identify the frequency of experiencing symptoms of stress among children aged 6 14.
(Aim for experience of 2-10+ years).. How long have you had your own company/business?
We are left then not with the aim of shared experience and common wisdom, but with the hope that our personal experience yields a private wisdom that can make us more just and humane.
For educators and artists, the common aim of this experience is not to make artists out of each of our students but to make them feel part of the world.
At the wheel of a car loaned by Enzo Ferrari to a team formed with the aim of giving experience to young Italian drivers, he had beaten the superstars of the era, including Stirling Moss, Jack Brabham, Wolfgang von Trips, Dan Gurney, Graham Hill and Jim Clark.
After 16 interviews, thematic saturation had been achieved, both for the overall study aim of exploring experiences of gender in the course and for the emergent theme of intimate physical examination presented in this paper, and data collection ceased.
Using the data from routine report forms, the performance of public hospitals' inpatient services in Beijing was evaluated, with the aim of accumulating experience to construct a health services evaluation system suitable for China Beijingg).
Transition interventions may be best measured using the 'Triple Aim' framework of experience of care, population health, and cost of care.
The aim of the SL experience was to know of healthy eating habits with special attention to the structure of meals and the health effects of alcohol.
Lendl, an eight-time Grand Slam champion, was appointed Murray's coach in December 2011 with the aim of bringing the "experience and knowledge that few others have, particularly in major tournaments".
A Grounded Theory approach is 1) used to answer the research question, which is about views, meanings and concrete experiences of women with breast cancer, and 2) used to achieve the aim of elucidating the experiences of breast cancer patients who consider returning to work after medical treatment and improve our understanding of how these are related to their social environment.
