The phrase "aim of forging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal of creating or developing something, often in a metaphorical sense related to shaping ideas or relationships.
Example: "The aim of forging strong partnerships is essential for the success of our project."
Alternatives: "goal of creating" or "objective of forming".
In an interview with a US magazine, she set out her aim of forging a vision of what her community wanted to become, a belief in the importance of economic development and the usefulness of public-private partnerships.
The companies will cross-license technologies with the aim of forging a single standard to link such devices as personal computers, digital television sets, video cameras and videocassette recorders in a home network.
Fans groups will meet on Saturday at Rugby Park with the aim of forging a strategy to force Johnson out of the Scottish Premier League club.
Inspired by the growing prominence of the zebrafish model in biomedical research, EuFishBioMed (www.eufishbiomed.kit.edu/) and ZF-HEALTH (zf-health.org/) recently joined forces to organise a meeting with the primary aim of forging collaborations between the established 'zebrafish community' and newcomers that hope the model will shed light on unanswered questions in their disease area.
Boosted by majority support for Mr. Morales, the assembly was convened a year ago with dreams of forging measures aimed at lifting Bolivia's indigenous peoples from centuries of privation and servitude.
The aim of the new proposals is to give Congress a better chance of forging its own deficit-reducing deal and of avoiding automatic cuts.
This clue from the planetary census is both remarkable and mysterious, and in the future I aim to forge a deep understanding of its implications for planet formation.
Designed parameters of forging technology were verified by forging trials performed in industrial conditions.
The difficulty of forging, however, is as important as market price in determining what is forged.
In the first installment of its "Real Training Camp" series, NBA TV traveled to New Orleans, where the Hornets aim to forge a fresh identity in the still choppy wake of Chris Paul's departure.
Even without the graceful bodywork, though, it is eye-catching, with sculptured panels that aim to forge a new middle ground between the technical muscularity of a German design and the passionate artfulness of Italian styling.
