The phrase "aim of modifying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal behind making changes or adjustments to something.
Example: "The aim of modifying the software is to improve its performance and user experience."
Alternatives: "goal of altering" or "objective of changing".
Peter Schuck surveys the field from two perspectives; private tort law with the goal of promoting compensation of victims, and from that of organization theory, with the aim of modifying illegal behavior of government personnel.
This review focuses on the formulations sequestering the active drug in a vehicle with the aim of modifying its distribution and elimination and finally its duration of action.
"We think the "re-consolidation" technique may be useful, so that we first evoke this piece of memory, and then try to suppress that," Liu said, referring to a treatment strategy in which old information is called to mind with the aim of modifying the memory either with drugs or through behavioural interventions.
Further, the deposition parameters were varied with the aim of modifying the morphology of the materials from a continuous matrix containing single metallic particles to a stratified structure with thin metallic interlayers.
Many obfuscation techniques and tools have been developed, with the aim of modifying a program, such that its functionalities are preserved, while its understandability is compromised for a human reader or the decompilation is made unsuccessful.
In this article, with the aim of modifying the performance properties of engine oil, nine terpolymers consisting of (jojoba: alkylacrylate: α-olefins) backbone were synthesized via free radical chain addition polymerization.
Participants randomly assigned to the ACTonHEART condition will complete five 90-minutes sessions over the course of 6-weeks based on ACT with the aim of positively modifying health-related behaviors and improving psychological health.
The aim of this modified ITT analysis was to adjust for these potential confounders.
The overall aim of the modified Delphi Study was to explore areas of consensus and conflict around the normative, substantive and process-related values underpinning PI in health and social care research.
In contrast, the aim of our modified protocol was to allow the hemoglobin to permeate out of the cells to different degrees, achieving resealed cell samples over a range hemoglobin mass fractions.
An experimental study has been aimed at examining the possibility of modifying the behaviour of viscous liquids in bubble column reactors by addition of surface active compounds (aliphatic alcohols).
