The phrase "aim of flying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal associated with the act of flying, whether in a literal or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The aim of flying is not just to reach a destination, but to experience the freedom of the skies."
Alternatives: "purpose of flying" or "goal of flying".
The ultimate aim of his measurements of the movements of the wings is to copy their function in the design of flying robots.
The unmanned space vehicle (USV) program has been undertaken by the Italian Center for Aerospace Research with the aim of developing flying test beds of next generation reentry launch vehicles.
There are many lessons to be learned from malaria control, 35 including the realization that the aim of sand fly control should not be to reduce the relative abundance of a vector species, but to reduce the contact of its blood feeding females with humans and to reduce their lifespans so that fewer survive long enough to transmit Leishmania parasites.
Engineer Francis Melvin Rogallo and his wife Gertrude aimed to make the dream of flying attainable for anyone.
A mix of fully realized sets — including a steamy, fire-breathing dragon — as well as screens interspersed with actors from the "Harry Potter" films, Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey is a highly kinetic motion simulator that aims to re-create the sense of flying.
Second, we aimed to predict the potential distribution of flying foxes in the study area using species distribution models (SDM).
The aim of this paper is to analyze the reduction of flying qualities when reconfiguration laws are activated.
Our aim was to assess the functional redundancy of an island population of flying foxes in the seed dispersal of their main food plants.
Our original aim was to obtain a multi-year transmission period to examine long-term movement of flying foxes.
It aims at reducing personnel dependency and workload and meanwhile improving adaptability and reliability of flying vehicles recovery.
