The phrase "aim of informing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective of communication, particularly in contexts related to education, journalism, or any informative discourse.
Example: "The aim of informing the public about health risks is crucial for community safety."
Alternatives: "goal of educating" or "objective of conveying information."
Our study is part of a service evaluation with the aim of informing the evidence around rationalising selection for FNA.
However, most prediction models were not developed with the specific aim of informing end-of-life decisions [12, 41].
This paper examines PASER׳s progress and problems in detail, with the aim of informing rural electrification policy internationally.
Topics considered relevant to osteopathic practice are presented with the aim of informing and stimulating discussion and further inquiry.
This study explores the feasibility of cash-based modalities with the aim of informing future humanitarian assistance delivery strategies in northern Syria.
This study explores the feasibility of CBI modalities and beneficiary preferences with the aim of informing future humanitarian assistance delivery strategies in northern Syria.
Specifically, we first formalize the aim of informed sample selection when a specific sample size reduction is required, and then follow this up by a description of three different approaches which address the said aim.
The theoretical part of the training focused on the components: 1. Describing the importance for standardized lung lesion evaluation by showing the aims of informing farmers of the frequencies of lung lesions and the positive effects on herd health caused by a standardized scoring system.
The design was adapted in response to deployment delays and the diversity of processes for introducing the new systems in England's hospitals, but the evaluation's original aims of informing local and national rollout of electronic health records have been retained.
Our aim has been that of informing the design of mastitis control measures.
Using a written information sheet, participants were informed regarding the aim of the study, informed that their participation was voluntary and that their responses were anonymised.
