The phrase "aim of limiting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing objectives or goals related to restrictions or constraints in various contexts, such as policy-making or project management.
Example: "The aim of limiting carbon emissions is crucial for combating climate change."
Alternatives: "goal of restricting" or "objective of reducing".
The Paris Accords had a purely theoretical aim of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees.
Sweden experimented with a system of liquor-ration books with the aim of limiting the individual's use of liquor.
The carbon bubble refers to the overvaluation of fossil fuel reserves and related assets should the world meet its stated aim of limiting climate change.
In the next phase, E.P.A. officials said, they will require a maximum of three dredge passes, with the aim of limiting recontamination of the river.
Some New York residents will no doubt find it distasteful to pay Albany's lawmakers more in the aim of limiting corruption.
The goal was set in train by the Paris agreement in December, which produced commitments for all countries to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions, with the aim of limiting global warming to between 1.5C and 2C.
Salo said the federal court decision puts states and the federal government on notice that if they want to bend Medicaid's existing rules, they must come up with compelling evidence to balance state and federal aims of limiting spending on the $553 billion program against Medicaid's overarching goal of covering low-income Americans who otherwise would lack health insurance coverage.
This is most evident in the emerging "green" economy: worldwide investments aimed at the global challenges of limiting carbon emissions.
Understanding which tissue is at risk of secondary destruction following spinal cord injury and the time course over which this damage occurs, is critical for the design and assessment of therapies aimed at limiting consequences of trauma.
They are map-agnostic and aim at limiting the amount of descriptive data to reduce bandwidth.
In addition, they suggest that IKKα may be an important drug target for the development of treatments that aim at limiting inflammation in bacterial infection.
