The phrase "aim of redrawing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective behind the act of redrawing something, such as a map, design, or plan.
Example: "The aim of redrawing the city map is to better reflect the recent changes in infrastructure."
Alternatives: "goal of revising" or "objective of reworking".
The roots of this non-conformism, expressed eloquently by the historian and peer Asa Briggs when he helped found the University of Sussex in 1961 with the aim of "redrawing the map of learning", lie as much in the primeval geography of the county as the more recently acquired refusal of its inhabitants to bow to the mainstream.
In Ratf**ked, Daley lays out how Republicans targeted state legislatures in 2010 with the aim of redrawing the congressional seats and creating a "red firewall" that could withstand demographic shifts and make it much more difficult for Democrats to hold the House of Representatives.
contingent could realize its dream of redrawing the Middle East map.
GERRYMANDERING Jeff Reichert's documentary looks at the ancient, arcane practice of redrawing Congressional districts.
Around the country, state officials have begun considering their task of redrawing Congressional districts in the coming year.
The idea of redrawing the map of California has been met with plenty of scorn and skepticism.
Thus, the only way to reproduce the work is to go through a painstaking, often error prone, process of redrawing structures.
ISIS aims to redraw the map of the Middle East by creating a Sunni state, starting with eastern Syria and the heart of Iraq.
To suggest, as Skidelsky does, that Keynes was "incurious" about social policy and Beveridge's report is simply false revisionist history, presumably aimed at redrawing this great humanist liberal opponent of laissez-faire as a forerunner of contemporary neoconservatism.
The ultimate objective of redraw rod rolling is progressively lengthening the rod and reducing the cross-sectional area to a dimension that permits drawing.
Yet if you want to find a place where history actually seems to have come to an end, where there are no longer armed conflicts aimed at redrawing maps and redistributing wealth, it is in the well-groomed, cosmopolitan and militarily weak Europe of the 21st century.
