The phrase "aim of help" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the purpose or goal of providing assistance or support.
Example: "The aim of help in this project is to ensure that all team members feel supported and valued."
Alternatives: "goal of assistance" or "purpose of support".
GetReal is not targeting a single use-case, like dating, but has the broad-brush aim of help people meet others in their immediate vicinity for a variety of reasons.
The TIGEM Exome Mendelian Disorder Pipeline is a new community-based resource available to the Mendelian diseases research community, built with the aim of help in dissecting the genotype underlying the disease phenotype in patients affected by rare diseases.
Many universities have writing centres with the explicit aim of helping students edit their own papers.
And all apparently with the aim of helping victims of cyberbullying, possibly the worst superhero MO since Unlawfully Parked Motor Vehicle Man.
Some parties focus on a topic with the aim of helping women save time, money or both.
Several projects have sprung up with the aim of helping people gain an income off the land.
OpenHighStreet and MyHigh.St are websites that launched last year with the aim of helping smaller independents compete with major retailers.
Facebook has added new options to its news feed, with the aim of helping people make it less boring.
Earlier this year, hundreds of pom poms were strung from trees in a Leicestershire park, with the aim of helping reduce a fear of crime in the area.
Since the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, thousands of Pakistanis have crossed into Afghanistan with the aim of helping the Taliban.
BT is launching a technology incubator arm with the aim of helping set up dozens of businesses that will be sold or floated on the stock market.
