The phrase "aim of passing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the goal or objective of achieving a pass in an exam or assessment.
Example: "The aim of passing the final exam motivated her to study diligently throughout the semester."
Alternatives: "goal of passing" or "objective of passing".
He and his HELP Democratic counterpart, Sen. Patty Murray of Washington, plan hearings in September with an aim of passing minimalist legislation through Congress in the same month.
He pleaded guilty in May 2007 to improperly influencing a handful of state lawmakers with the aim of passing legislation beneficial to the petroleum industry.
Cordish, 43, a close friend of Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, played a central role in shaping the administration's infrastructure plan with the aim of passing it this spring.
As Bernal notes, the UK government is in the process of updating domestic surveillance legislation to replace DRIPA — which has a sunset clause — with the aim of passing the Investigatory Powers bill before the end of this year.
"Unless there's more in the detail, or the court rules very differently, I suspect this means the IP Bill will be acceptable within EU law (so long as that law applies!)." As Bernal notes, the UK government is in the process of updating domestic surveillance legislation to replace DRIPA — which has a sunset clause — with the aim of passing the Investigatory Powers bill before the end of this year.
Armed with a doctored copy of the dust jacket, he flew to New York with the aim of passing The Sovereign off as his own novel, thus achieving revenge while reducing Beck-Nielsen to the fictional character.
The treatment goals are pragmatic; parents are guided to understand that the aim of PASS is to improve communication and not the language acquisition of their child.
Some CAAT supporters believe Martin joined the group with the aim, right from the start, of passing on information - a view I find strangely comforting.
The fertility technique aims to help women at risk of passing on serious and often life-threatening genetic diseases through their DNA.
Most of all, aim to pass.
The House proposal is aimed at giving Senate Republican leaders another chance of passing legislation.
