The phrase "aim of moving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a goal or purpose related to movement or change, whether physical or metaphorical.
Example: "The aim of moving to a new city is to find better job opportunities and experience a different culture."
Alternatives: "goal of relocating" or "purpose of shifting".
Most have come here with the aim of moving on to another country.
Changing the Culture As he faces these challenges, Mr. Middelhoff continues to try to tweak the Bertelsmann culture -- always with the ultimate aim of moving faster.
The first is to integrate the aim of moving to a "real living wage" into policy, while retaining an emergency brake if job losses do result.
Responding to the e-mail solicitations, the scam-baiters start an exchange with the aim of moving up the hierarchy of the operation.
The Federal Communications Commission chairman, Michael K. Powell, has already put together a staff group to review the merger, with the aim of moving the procedure ahead quickly.
However, the bank is continuing to press on with building its new nine-storey London HQ, with the aim of moving in in 2019.
It does show that the ability to aim ahead of moving targets, at the final interception point in our task (Fig. 3a), must arise downstream from SPOC in the parietofrontal network.
Interceptive movements such as catching provide an interesting example: these movements are typically aimed ahead of moving target, at the interception location (thus accounting for any target displacement during movement execution)5.
In 2007, the firm sold stock in a private placement, with the aim of eventually moving those shares onto the New York Stock Exchange.
In the meantime, Vanderschuren says he is "working closely with institutions located in countries where cassava is a staple crop," with the aim of eventually moving this technology into locally-adapted cassava varieties through national breeding programs that is, if African national governments don't decide to also ban CRISPR gene-editing.
Southampton and Swansea are both assured of safety but have little to aim for in terms of moving up the table.
