The phrase "aim of optimising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to improving efficiency or effectiveness in a particular context.
Example: "The aim of optimising our processes is to reduce costs and increase productivity."
Alternatives: "goal of enhancing" or "objective of improving".
"Fuentes carried out this activity by planning a system of extractions and re-transfusions and coordinating it with their physical preparations and the competition calendar with the double aim of optimising results and avoiding detection at anti-doping controls," said Santamaria.
Voltammetric characterization of electrochemical systems is very important with the aim of optimising a required application.
A series of experiments was carried out with the K0.1Ni0.012 Ca material with the aim of optimising the yield.
Industrial scale coffee extraction to produce instant coffee has been studied with the aim of optimising the design of these systems.
Much research has investigated dissimilar welding of Al-Cu by solid-state welding and fusion welding processes with the aim of optimising the properties and strength of such dissimilar joints.
Various salts (NaCl, NaHCO3, and a mixture of them) were used with the aim of optimising the pores network; moreover several glass weight fractions and glass particle sizes were tested.
In the past few years, we and others have developed a chronomodulated infusion schedule of CPT-11 plus 5-FU/ FA and L-OHP (chrono-IFLO) with the aim of optimise delivering of all active drugs together based on circadian tolerability (Granda et al, 2002; Garufi et al, 2003; Gholam et al, 2006; Garufi et al, 2007; Bouchahda et al, 2009).
An experimental setup based on a 23-full factorial, central composite design was implemented with the aim to optimising recovery of polyphenols from onion solid wastes (OSW).
An experimental setup based on a 23-full factorial central composite design was implemented with the aim to optimising recovery of polyphenol extraction from pomegranate husks, using ethanol/water/citric acid as the extracting medium.
In 80% of primary studies the intended use of the pharmacogenomics test was to improve efficacy of a cardiovascular drug; 15% of studies aimed to optimise dosing of drugs with a narrow therapeutic index (such as warfarin), and 5% focused on avoiding drug related adverse events.
Initially, we aim to optimise outcomes of planned pregnancies.
