The phrase "aim of overcoming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a goal or objective related to overcoming challenges or obstacles.
Example: "The aim of overcoming these difficulties is to achieve long-term success in our project."
Alternatives: "goal of surpassing" or "objective of conquering".
With the aim of overcoming the lack of information about observed streamflow in many basins, several procedures for the regionalization of the estimate have been developed.
Collagen-containing poloxamine hydrogels were produced with the aim of overcoming the low stiffness displayed by collagen gels that are not otherwise chemically crosslinked.
In this trial, a prolonged regimen (21/28 d) of temozolomide was studied with the aim of overcoming O6-methylguanine methyltransferase (MGMT) mediated resistance.
With the aim of overcoming these limitations, researchers have recently utilized tissue engineering chambers to produce large volumes of engineered vascularized fat tissue.
Considering the deficiency of severe shock in Allan variance, total variance methodology is proposed to analyze the stochastic error characteristics of FOCT with the aim of overcoming the deficiency.
In the current research the possibility of using fine fly ash in binary and ternary mixes with the aim of overcoming the rather slow rate of strength development in concretes containing conventional fly ashes or enhancing their durability was investigated.
Consequently, there has been extensive research on the design of PS molecules with optimized pharmaceutical properties, with aiming of overcoming the disadvantages of traditional PS, such as poor chemical purity, long half-life, excessive accumulation into the skin, and low attenuation coefficients.
Application of nanomaterials is increasing in the field of medicine with the aim to overcome the limitations of or to provide new tools and solutions to the existing approaches to human diseases [ 1, 2].
Clearly, though, slipping behind Toyota would be a psychological blow to G.M. as it continues a broad restructuring effort that has included many factory closings and tens of thousands of job cuts aimed at overcoming billions of dollars in losses.
In collaboration with A. Dobrovic and colleagues, we have recently developed two methods for the analysis of DNA methylation aiming at overcoming some of the problems of previously described methodologies.
Beyond molecular databases, only few approaches aim at overcoming the limits of the "known universe of organic chemistry" [256], one example being fragmentation trees [56, 148, 221].
