The phrase "aim of publishing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal behind the act of publishing, whether in a general or specific context.
Example: "The aim of publishing is to share knowledge and information with a wider audience."
Alternatives: "goal of publishing" or "purpose of publishing".
Schatz has photographed between 200 and 300 model-mother pairs, and he hopes to shoot 1,000, with the aim of publishing a book in a few years.
Britain's approach will spread: in March, FASB said it would start examining ways to improve accounting for employee pension plans, with the aim of publishing a new standard on pension accounting in America next year.Revenue recognition.
He and Ashley are currently spending several days a week exploring Bamiyan's unskied peaks, with the aim of publishing a guidebook later in the year giving adventure skiers some basic information on what the Koh-e-Baba range has to offer.
In 1997 8 the author examined the archive and recovered objects with the aim of publishing the present report on the hull remains.
This special issue is in line with the journal's aim of publishing research from across the ever-broadening field of renewable and sustainable energy with a strong review element.
In Leipzig in 1856, the musicologist Friedrich Chrysander and the literary historian Georg Gottfried Gervinus founded the Deutsche Händel-Gesellschaft Händel-Gesellschaftlishing authentic editions of all Handel's withs.
He returned to London in 1980, with the aim of getting published.
A systematic and comprehensive literature search was conducted with the aim of identifying published prospective randomised controlled acupuncture trials.
The report accuses Reuters of publishing "false news aimed at disturbing public order" and "spreading rumours to harm Egypt's reputation".
At eLife we aim to publish work of a certain standard, and we accept all manuscripts that reach or exceed this standard.
This has indirectly caused a range of inappropriate behaviours committed by authors who only aim to publish in journals of high impact factors.
