The phrase "aim of proving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective of demonstrating something, often in academic or formal contexts.
Example: "The aim of proving the hypothesis was to establish a foundation for further research in the field."
Alternatives: "goal of demonstrating" or "objective of establishing".
With the aim of proving its effectiveness, two different stabilization controllers (PID and H∞) are presented.
He has taken charge at Kenwood with the aim of proving that the old principles still work, especially when combined with a few from America.
With the aim of proving its efficiency, a wide collection of six illustration examples, concerning both analytical and FE-based problems, was selected.
As a Loeb Fellow, Fleisher will further his techniques in the context of urban planning and landscape architecture with the aim of proving their transferability to other public park systems.
The Labour government has built an elaborate edifice of targets and monitoring, with the aim of proving that higher spending on public services has been good value for money.
One Russian who claimed to be involved in the violence told Agence France Presse that about 150 of the "strongest" Russian hooligans had flown into Marseille with the specific aim of proving to the England fans the Russians were the stronger fighters.
In this section, we report the research questions (RQ) we have formed and the methodology we have applied with the aim of prove them: RQ1: Users' satisfaction is proportional to real users' engagement in the design process of an application.
This extension is developed with the explicit aim of formally proving soundness of higher-order strictness typing with respect to a natural operational semantics.
In the Critique of Pure Reason the Transcendental Deduction of the Categories aims to prove the validity of the employment of the concepts of pure understanding.
"Bret Schundler is moving forward with his governor's campaign, and we aim to prove the power of the people will beat the power of patronage".
Roughly, it is that mathematicians aim to prove mathematical claims of various sorts, and that proof consists of the logical derivation of a given claim from axioms.
