The phrase "aim of promoting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective of an initiative, project, or campaign that seeks to encourage or advance something.
Example: "The aim of promoting sustainable practices is essential for the future of our planet."
Alternatives: "goal of encouraging" or "objective of advancing".
Muslim groups questioned whether this was compatible with Mr Cameron's aim of promoting freedom of speech.
Such a prominent face-off is bringing the government's stated aim of promoting free and fair markets under greater scrutiny.
The commissioners said they would continue to support the church's aim of promoting responsible credit and savings.
Competition law will be reformed with the aim of promoting enterprise and fair markets, and a Green Investment Bank will be established.
He recalled his performances in the F.T.P.'s Living Newspaper productions, which dramatized issues of the day, usually with the aim of promoting the New Deal.
The great Joseph Rowntree got his cousin Fred, an architect, to plan the park with the aim of promoting the health and enjoyment of York citizens.
IBEC was created by Nelson A. Rockefeller with the aim of promoting economic development-such as supermarkets, housing, poultry and mutual funds--in Latin America.
This complemented the government's aim of promoting more domestic consumption, especially of fast-growing sectors related to mobile telecoms, internet use and entertainment.
The first is that there is an inevitable tension between a bank regulator's mission of maintaining financial stability and the wider aim of promoting economic growth.
In capitalist-oriented reforms, private ownership, family farming, and dual tenures have remained basic objectives with the aim of promoting democracy, equality, stability, and development.
The system was developed in the 19th century in the old east-coast universities, with the admirable aim of promoting good character and academic achievement.
