The phrase "aim of restricting competition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing business practices, regulations, or policies that seek to limit competition in a market.
Example: "The new legislation has the aim of restricting competition among local businesses to protect small enterprises."
Alternatives: "goal of limiting competition" or "objective of curbing competition."
"Imperial Tobacco categorically denies that these promotional arrangements had the purpose or effect of restricting competition," the company said in a statement this morning.
During the early days of professional baseball, the dominant major leagues imposed a "reserve clause" designed to limit player wages by restricting competition for labor.
The Promoter will put in place reasonable technical measures with the aim of restricting public votes to one vote per person.
The legal profession has long acted as a guild, restricting competition in the name of maintaining standards.
Restricting competition with partitions can also create artificial effects including alteration of the root system architecture (McPhee and Aarssen, 2001).
Those contracts were delayed for weeks as the city comptroller, Alan G. Hevesi, challenged the mayor's use of an award process that restricted competition.
C1 RealNetworks Sues Microsoft RealNetworks filed a $1 billion antitrust lawsuit accusing Microsoft of using its monopoly power to restrict competition and limit consumer choice in digital media markets.
Politicians who enact rules to restrict competition at the expense of access to food aren't just hurting entrepreneurs - they're also harming the communities these businesses serve.
Corporations used patent laws to restrict competition and stifle innovation.
During his opening statement, Holder said that the DOJ was committed to vigorous protection of competition, noting how "reckless deregulation has restricted competition in agriculture".
We must therefore carefully review transactions which lead to the acquisition of important sets of data, including potentially commercially sensitive ones, to ensure they do not restrict competition.
