The phrase "aim of less" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a goal related to reducing something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The aim of less waste in our production process is crucial for sustainability."
Alternatives: "goal of reduction" or "objective of minimizing".
Moscow has trained Iranian engineers while calculating how Iran can serve its aim of a less U.S.-dominated world.
Along with Brazilian company Vale, the pair have ramped up supply with the aim of driving less efficient miners out of business.
With the aim of spending less time staring at screens, I gave my mother and mother in law Geek Squad annual membership a number of years ago, and to my surprise and relief they have renewed ever since.
In our study, more attention has been paid to those patients who have coexisting injuries and more blood transfusion with the aim of having less mortality.
The proud history and enthusiasm for IHEs can lead to what one author referred to as a situation of 'unexamined good intentions' where it is presumed that this type of venture, with the aim of helping less fortunate people in distant parts of the world, is beyond scrutiny [ 24].
The Academy's failure to acknowledge the achievements of black actors even (as with many white actors) in Oscar-aimed movies of less than the highest artistry inhibits the very future of filmmaking by black artists.
The Academy's failure to acknowledge the achievements of black actors — even (as with many white actors) in Oscar-aimed movies of less than the highest artistry — inhibits the very future of filmmaking by black artists.
Aim for less than 5percentt of the daily value.
The industry standard is that food costs are 32percentt of a dish's price, but with gentle pressure from Mr. Iacovelli, he's aiming for less of a margin, hoping to make up for it in volume.
The objectives in the discovery program were to design a potent muscarinic receptor antagonist that is equipotent to oxybutynin in the bladder, but less potent in salivary glands, with the aim of improving tolerability (less dry mouth) in patients with overactive bladder.
