The phrase "aim of rewriting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective behind the act of rewriting a text or document.
Example: "The aim of rewriting is to improve clarity and coherence in the original message."
Alternatives: "goal of rewriting" or "purpose of rewriting".
Clegg accuses Montague of "rewriting history".
Root already has the happy habit of rewriting records.
The linear temporal logic of rewriting extends linear temporal logic (LTL) with spatial action patterns that describe patterns of rewriting events.
In this calculus all the basic ingredients of rewriting such as rewrite rules, rule applications and results are first-class objects.
And second, the importance of rewriting".
And finally, instead of rewriting Social Security, how about rewriting the Patriot Act?
We aim to rewrite the software in a faster programming language and remove its reliance on proprietary software.
Faulkner's Lawrence of Arabia's War, to be published by Yale University Press later this month, aims to rewrite the history of the maverick's legendary military campaigns, looking too at the decline of the Ottoman Empire, the role of Bedouin tribes, growing Arab nationalism and western imperial ambition.
Labor Secretary Thomas Perez, who is also running to head the DNC, issued a statement denouncing the North Carolina bills, saying state Republicans were aiming to "rewrite the foundations of government for their own benefit" in "an assault on American democracy". .
It was in places like Tuwaitha that he aimed to rewrite the political map of the Middle East, by equipping Iraq with weapons available to no other Arab state; by confronting American power; and ultimately -- a goal avowed countless times in his 23-year rule -- by leading Arab armies to obliterate the state of Israel.
