The phrase "aim of restricting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal of limiting or controlling something.
Example: "The aim of restricting access to certain websites is to protect users from harmful content."
Alternatives: "goal of limiting" or "objective of controlling".
The Promoter will put in place reasonable technical measures with the aim of restricting public votes to one vote per person.
The Environmental Protection Agency keeps tabs on scores of substances that have surfaced in water systems around the country, with the aim of restricting those that endanger public health.
Also speaking during the debate, the Earl of Erroll agreed with the government view that social media sites present a loophole for UK lawmakers' aim of restricting children's access to adult material online but urged that any age verification process should include privacy safeguards in order to protect individuals' identities from becoming a target for hackers.
(The bill requires the VA to come up with new patient guidelines for prescribing opioids, with the aim of restricting those drugs).
Many models assessed for their discriminatory ability have been created with the primary aim of restricting screening efforts to a subset of hospital admissions.
They all have the aim of restricting independence and freedom of association.
The women were weighed at each clinical visit, and their weight was used to reinforce the aim of restricted weight gain.
The aim of restricted network complexity was also achieved by only assuming linear associations between the individual components of the network, allowing a more reliable modeling of data with considerable noise.
The package interacts with other Bioconductor packages and allows export of the data in various formats for exploring them in other software, with the aim of not restricting the user to a limited set of analysis tools.
This is the latest in a series of laws being passed in dozens of states that aim to restrict abortions, known as "Targeted Regulation of Abortion Providers" or TRAP.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Spain Moves to Retaliate Over YPF Nationalization | Spain said it would aim to restrict imports of biodiesel fuel from Argentina, after the government in Buenos Aires decided to take control of a division of the Spanish oil company Repsol YPF, but the move was not as hard-hitting as Spain had threatened, The New York Times reports.
