The phrase "aim of greater" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a goal or objective that is larger or more significant, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The aim of greater understanding in our community is essential for progress."
Alternatives: "goal of increased" or "objective of enhanced".
Ofcom was working with the industry to replan the DAB transmission areas, he said, with the aim of greater flexibility and cost savings.
The aim of greater "biodiversity", for instance, often cited by the de-extinction researchers she interviews, is never, in truth, an absolute goal.
The creation of an expanded DNA database also has the aim of greater public safety, Mr. Feinblatt said, citing a study done in Chicago that supported expanded testing as a way to prevent crimes.
There are, as with Labour, some policies to match this aim of greater autonomy: the freedom for heads to pay good teachers more, to stop appeals panels overruling exclusions, and to remove barriers from state schools using the International General Certificate of Secondary Education IGCSEE).
Working in alignment with the UC systemwide task force on sexual harassment and sexual assault it will make recommendations to the UC Office of the President and the chancellor's office this fall about appropriate reforms to campus policies and procedures, with the aim of greater efficiency, transparency and fairness in complaint resolution and sanctioning for all campus constituencies.
"It underscores our commitment to reform of the parliamentary process, and will help to reinforce the aim of greater engagement by people in the politics of this country".
In order to answer this aim of great generality, we developed a novel bioinformatics-based approach, which integrates comprehensive data analysis and visualization within interactive networks.
The fruitful outcome was undoubtedly due to the fact that, although the three institutions favoured different approaches, they agreed on the aims of greater protection of consumers and more effective market surveillance.
The government therefore invites views as to how more specific guidance might be formulated with the aim of achieving greater transparency in companies' engagement with their stakeholders' interests.
In particular, the UK has recently adopted a new Competition Act harmonizing its rules with those of Articles 81 and 82 of the EC Treaty, with the principal aim of providing greater certainty in the law.
The Office of Commercial Affairs is the representative office of Thailand's Ministry of Commerce and is responsible for trade policy matters at both the multilateral and bilateral levels, with the aim of fostering greater trade between the United States and Thailand.
