The phrase "aim of including" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective of incorporating something into a plan, project, or discussion.
Example: "The aim of including diverse perspectives in our research is to enhance the quality of our findings."
Alternatives: "goal of incorporating" or "objective of including".
The aim of including this case study in the book is to demonstrate the application of this book outside of the traditional engineering or technology project.
Our work seeks to catalyze and advance AI in the public interest, with the aim of including the broadest possible set of voices in the discussions around understanding and addressing the human impacts of AI.
Guy would review the curriculum with the aim of including "Australian values", introducing concepts such as "the inherent dignity of the individual, religious tolerance, the principles of the western enlightenment — such as freedom of speech, equality before the law and government by consent".
Most of these were temperate rice developed in Italy (67 accessions), selected from larger collections with the aim of including the broadest range of genetic and phenotypic variation (Faivre-Rampant et al. 2011; Biscarini et al. 2016).
The aim of including all these variables will help to get a comprehensive study on all the factors that affect positively or negatively diversification beside the basic bank specific determinants.
Remark 3.8 Part of the aim of including bounded error terms in recursion formulas of Theorem 3.1 and Corollaries 3.4 and 3.6 is to illustrate the fact that if the theorems are proved without these error terms, then addition of bounded error terms in the recursion formulas leads to no generalization.
One of the aims of including real patients and simulated consultations in our training was to promote a favorable attitude among GPs toward the application of genetic competencies.
Further selection among the candidate wards identified in this way was guided by the aims of including wards from a representative range of specialties and from several different Trusts.
This 'naturalistic experiment' was conceived by the Department of Health with the aims of including a wider constituency in the research process, and so sits within recent policy and practice emphasis within the health service of increasing inclusion in policy, research and practice.
Turnbull said the aim of extremists "including those committing violence through a warped and nihilist interpretation of religion is to divide us and to turn our citizens against each other".
The author's aim of both including new topics and providing a general introduction to demography has resulted in a very comprehensive book.
