The phrase "aim of selling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or objective related to the act of selling something.
Example: "The aim of selling is to connect with customers and meet their needs effectively."
Alternatives: "goal of selling" or "objective of selling".
The BBC's aim of selling to a single buyer, he claims, is an unrealistic one.
The aim of selling our spot was to get the public thinking about young people sleeping in unsafe places.
In other words, they may be buying property with the very aim of selling when they give up work.
It added that its aim of selling more houses in 2007 than in 2006 will depend on "consumer confidence over the key summer and autumn selling period".
In From Russia with Love, the organisation stole a Russian decoding machine with the aim of selling it back to the KGB.
Its sales there rose by 23% last year to 444,000, and its aim of selling 1m cars by 2018 looks achievable.
The billionaire entrepreneur showed off solar roof tiles that eliminate the need for traditional panels and a longer-lasting home battery, which Tesla calls the Powerwall, aimed at realising his vision of selling a fossil fuel-free lifestyle to consumers.
And certainly, enterprise software companies, large and small, are recognizing it's time to exploit this new way of selling by aiming at end users instead of IT.
Minow, 50, and Monks, 67, will publish some of their director ratings freely but aim to make a business out of selling the details to institutional investors and to the insurance companies that sell director- and officer-liability coverage.
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Part of its appeal is that the owners outright reject one of the traditional aims of stores — selling as much as possible and making as much money as possible.
