The phrase "aim of increasing knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to education, research, or personal development.
Example: "The aim of increasing knowledge is essential for fostering innovation and progress in any field."
Alternatives: "goal of enhancing understanding" or "objective of expanding knowledge".
CancerFutures was launched in 2001 with the aim of increasing knowledge about the complex world of cancer care through people and facts.
During the three-day event, participants will discuss issues addressed in the State of the World's Children 2005 report, with the aim of increasing knowledge and improving global policies on child poverty.
With a specific focus on partnership dynamics, it highlights the factors that have influenced the ability of researchers in African and United Kingdom institutions to establish and maintain research collaborations, with the aim of increasing knowledge about how to successfully promote such partnerships.
This study explored local meanings related to client-initiated HCT in a rural and an urban setting in Zambia, with the aim of increasing knowledge concerning obstacles to HIV testing in settings with a long established high prevalence of HIV and available antiretroviral treatment.
In accordance with the National Bioethics Advisory Commission report [ 61], we stress the importance of research aimed to increase knowledge of the decision-making capacity of individuals with mental disorders, the best ways of assessing that capacity, and the methods that can improve the process of informed consent.
Culturally relevant screening strategies should aim to increase knowledge of the symptoms and signs related to bowel cancer among South Asian ethnic groups in the United Kingdom.
Because smoking causes fatal and debilitating illnesses, health warnings aim to increase knowledge of the widespread harms directly attributable to smoking and prompt cessation.
With the results obtained from this study, that focuses solely on patients with CRPS, we aim to increase knowledge on the effects of SCS in this patient group.
IPE aims to increase knowledge of the skills and the scopes of practice of other health professionals, to build trust, and to break down professional hierarchies which are barriers to interdisciplinary respect and trust [ 6, 18].
This study aimed to increase knowledge of UP by identifying contributing factors and assessing quality of life for UP Stages I III in the peri-urban Jhaukhel Duwakot Health Demographic Surveillance Site (JD-HDSS) outside Kathmandu.
The intervention aimed to increase knowledge of HIV/STIs and risk reduction, enhance self-efficacy in practicing safer sex, and reduce sexual and drug use risk-taking.
