The phrase "aim of recording" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective behind the act of recording something, such as data, events, or information.
Example: "The aim of recording this meeting is to ensure that all important decisions are documented for future reference."
Alternatives: "purpose of recording" or "objective of recording".
By foot, taxi and bus, Tom set off for Gaza, with the aim of recording what he saw.
A good listener and an acute if somewhat malicious observer, he also sought out well-informed authorities (such as Boisrobert on Richelieu and Racan on Malherbe), with the aim of recording anything of interest that was not in printed histories.
Jump to media player 'City Flocks' sends pigeons with sensors on their backs into the sky with the aim of recording more accurate pollution forecasts.
Throughout 2011 Melbourne Music Week, VICE set up a pop-up recording studio on Racing Club Lane with the aim of recording and releasing a brand new EP every 24 hours.
The primary aim of recording information in a document is to support the forthcoming building process and the related decision-making process and to facilitate communication between the stakeholders involved [ 54].
We therefore carried out a study of consecutive patients with the aim of systematically recording localization details obtained with TOG and TNG and evaluating their comparability.
The authors aimed to maximize the number of recording sites, while minimizing the size of the probe to decrease tissue damage.
For each vertex v and each subset S of the color set {1,…, k}, we aim to record the number of colorful paths for which one of the endpoints is v.
The intervention would be in the form of advice from the visiting official and the provision of a limited amount of materials to support the implementation of biosecurity measures (e.g., poster with biosecurity messages, log book, etc).. Later visits to the farm by the official will aim to record the number of breaches and allow comparisons with the baseline.
This study aimed to record levels of understanding of and attitudes to genetic testing for inherited retinal disease, and views on the availability of testing.
In addition, we aimed to record the implementation of aspects of reporting, including Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-analyses (PRISMA) flow diagram, reasons for study exclusion, and use of recommendations for interventions such as Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation (GRADE).
