The phrase "aim of leveraging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the goal or purpose of utilizing resources or advantages in a particular context.
Example: "The aim of leveraging our existing partnerships will help us expand our market reach."
Alternatives: "goal of utilizing" or "objective of capitalizing on".
They designed the platform with the aim of leveraging it for expanded outcomes measurement initiatives in the future.
UK-based roof tile maker Redland, for example, expanded aggressively around the world beginning in the 1970s with the aim of leveraging its technical know-how beyond its home market.
The $200 billion in federal funding would be spent over the coming decade, with the aim of leveraging at least another $800 billion from state and local governments and the private sector.
In most of the 1990's, the Green Party was a real player in a number of elections in New Mexico, swinging first one way, then the other, always with the aim of leveraging its strength so that it would eventually be able to compete on even terms with the two major parties.
According to CoGo, the platform is the first tech innovation that has the aim of leveraging spending data and every transaction made by a customer.
In the same context, in the aim of leveraging the spatial reuse in dense WLAN environments, this work envisions the adaptation of the MAC protocols of a managed WLAN system in a centralized manner.
In the recent years, Big Data have received much attention by both the academic and the industrial world, with the aim of fully leveraging the power of the information they hide.
Vo and others are accused of leveraging 21st century tech in the service of the extremist group's global aims.
There are many things that Quest does differently and perhaps Jelly promises to do much better, but both of them are aimed at leveraging networks of real people to answer questions.
For example, Senate Bill 238 introduced by Senators Holly Mitchell and Jim Beall proposes a number of strategies aimed at leveraging existing state databases to identify children who may have been inappropriately prescribed psychotropic drugs.
Currently serving as the director of the CERT division of the Software Engineering Institute, Stempfley has more than 20 years of public service aimed at leveraging technology to transform and improve lives.
