The phrase "aim of interface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal of a user interface in design or technology contexts.
Example: "The aim of the interface is to enhance user experience and accessibility."
Alternatives: "goal of the interface" or "purpose of the interface".
Interface tissue engineering is a new strategy aiming at regeneration of interface and ultimately enabling the biological fixation of soft grafts in bone-tunnel [ 6].
On March 31 , 2010 the YouTube website launched a new design, with the aim of simplifying the interface and increasing the time users spend on the site.
The aim of brain-computer interface (BCI) is to translate brain signals into comprehensible information useful for sending commands to the external world [ 1].
The primary aim of COMPARTMENTS web interface is to provide the user with a simple overview of the localization of a protein of interest without losing the connection to the underlying evidence.
We must emphasize that the current work is specifically aimed at the use of interface predictions in data-driven docking with HADDOCK.
In this work, a methodology to estimate ATLAS TCAD simulation parameters from experimental data is presented, with the aim of analyzing the impact of interface traps in the MOSFET threshold voltage variability of a particular technology.
Solar cells based on conjugated polymers are often designed to be nanostructured heterojunctions, with the aim of providing a large interface area for exciton dissociation.
As it stands, Ubuntu mobile's gesture story comes across as confusing, and when the core aim of having a 'buttonless' interface is apparently to save people time, that seems contradictory.
Some ergonomics recommendations based on these findings are given with the aim of improving the human machine interface design in multi-sensory control consoles in order to enhance operator response speed and accuracy and overall system performance.
The N88 residue in the third heptad repeat was mutated to a leucine, with the aim of strengthening the dimerization interface of the C-terminal coiled coil, which can in turn lead to the reduction of monomer−dimer exchange.
