The phrase "aim of inserting a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective of adding something, typically in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The aim of inserting a new variable into the equation is to improve the accuracy of the model."
Alternatives: "goal of adding a" or "purpose of including a".
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A strain of the SARS virus has been inactivated with the aim of inserting it in the nostrils of mice to see how the immune system of mice responds to it.
The process is similar to gene therapy, which aims to treat diseases by inserting a healthy version of a gene into a human to replace a faulty one.
Synthetic biology aims to perform various specific functions in organisms by inserting a designed gene network.
In this work, we aim to manipulate the quantum coupling between InAs QD pairs by inserting a thin Al0.5Ga0.5As barrier.
Purpose: The aim of this study was to compare the crestal incision with the labial flap design when inserting a 2-stage implant system in a nonsubmerged manner.
The aim of the strategy was to insert a mutant tub2 gene copy (either SA or SE) into its normal locus (see Materials and Methods, and Figure 1A for partial amino-acid sequence of mutants).
The aim of the INSERT project is to develop a SPECT insert for a commercial MRI system, for performing simultaneous SPECT/MRI brain studies in humans.
Sensor virtualization is supported by inserting an abstraction layer between the application logic and the sensor driver with the aim to address issues like incomplete a priori knowledge of the area of operation, recalibration of sensing equipment, changing conditions, etc.
Instead of funding the Department of Homeland Security, the Republicans held our national security hostage and threatened to furlough thousands of DHS workers so they could try to insert a mean-spirited provision aimed at splitting up millions of loving families.
