The phrase "aim of lowering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a goal or objective related to reducing something, such as costs, risks, or emissions.
Example: "The aim of lowering production costs is essential for improving our profit margins."
Alternatives: "goal of reducing" or "objective of decreasing".
The aim of lowering high blood pressure is to prevent damage to blood vessels that can lead to complications like heart attacks, heart failure and stroke.
Mr. Providence said they were installing a boiler without his permission, but city buildings officials suspected they were digging a trench with the aim of lowering the floor in the cramped space.
The objective of this paper is to design a polynomial rotating speed function for the crank of a ball screw transmission mechanism with the aim of lowering the peak acceleration value of the screw.
The new Thames Gateway desalination plant is going to be using a membrane for its pre-treatment which has been designed with the aim of lowering the whole life cost.
The fall followed the news that Amazon, JPMorgan Chase and Berkshire Hathaway would create a new healthcare company with the aim of lowering health costs for their US employees.
The company signs up members for a health plan with the help of an insurance broker, and for an additional $50 a year, provides other services from health startups to supplement insurance with the aim of lowering costs.
The 2010 Affordable Care Act's (ACA) aims of lowering costs and improving quality of care will renew focus on preventive health strategies.
"This work will continue so that cycling can help us achieve our aims of lowering car congestion". Swansea had battled Birmingham, Brunel University London, Surrey and Portsmouth in the final.
The initiative had the single aim of safely lowering the rate of preterm birth.
The negotiations, known as the Doha round, were launched at a World Trade Organization meeting in 2001 with the avowed aim of substantially lowering trade barriers and changing trade rules in ways that would provide developing countries with much greater benefits under the international trading system.
The goal of avoiding false-positive findings is motivated by the aim of not lowering the positive predictive value of the CT study by misinterpreting artefacts or heavy calcifications.
