The phrase "aim of showcasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the purpose or goal of presenting something, often in a context related to marketing, exhibitions, or demonstrations.
Example: "The aim of showcasing our new product is to attract potential customers and generate interest in our brand."
Alternatives: "goal of presenting" or "purpose of displaying".
On Sunday, Mr. Obama toured a small technology show here with the aim of showcasing American partnerships with India in expanding agriculture.
The shop was created by a freshly graduated fine artist couple, Rémi Dupeyrat and Naïs Calmettes, with the aim of showcasing young "artists with an artisan's approach and vice-versa," said Mr. Dupeyrat.
President Emmanuel Macron together with many Silicon Valley CEOs will kick off the VivaTech conference in Paris this week with the aim of showcasing the "good" side of technology.
Founded by music producer George Wein, his business partner Albert Grossman, and several singer-songwriters, the Newport Folk Festival, first staged in 1959, had the aim of showcasing the diversity of American folk music, from rural traditions to urban popular styles.
The Palestine Festival of Literature (PalFest) was established in 2008 with the aim of showcasing and supporting cultural life in Palestine, breaking the cultural siege imposed on Palestinians by the Israeli military occupation, and strengthening cultural links between Palestine and the rest of the world.
The celebrations will start in April with the aim of showcasing island culture and creativity.
Over 300 pages that contain astounding images of wearable works of art aim to showcase the rising genre worn as a form of adornment.
Ramekins of antipasti aim to showcase the harvest from the rooftop garden, and might include crisp radish shards, coated with creamy white butter, and lemony shredded cabbage with a chili kick.
Its partnerships and musical performances aim to showcase the best of the UK's musical talent.
This year's tournament will also include a food festival which will aim to showcase the best of local produce while, once again, PGA tour professionals will be on site giving free golf lessons to children attending the event.
The hub will aim to showcase the full history of the circuit for the first time and provide a year-round attraction for racing fans.
